Holding Budget When Needs Friend
a Dog a
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, as. he told Action As .
a news conference In Austin Tex, Tuesday that the
President and he agreed that preliminary figures Indicate -
next year's defense budget can ,be held under $SO City SilentBy

Sun NOR.LaCOE Staff Writer

billion.LBJ The green light Is flashing fora
Talking private utility firm to move
its sewer and water lines into
an tight square mile section
west of Gainesville an area
Tax CutsJOHNSON which includes the 1-75 Interchange
Of
at Newberry' Road.

City of Gainesville officials
who have made noises 'sad
CITY Tex. (AP) ,-, President Johnson voted to spend money to show a
summoned Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon to they wanted to serve the area
his hill-country ranch today to make ,plans for a 1965 were silent and unseen when
excise tax cut. the showdown came- ,
,Johnson, winding up a first round of post-election. con- The Alachua County Commission .
fences with top Cabinet advisers
fIrm'lrequest
approved the private
,.,also Invited Secretary of
Viet Nam to aerve the ares, afterno
Commerce. Luther Hodges to opposition was voiced In a
visit the ranch the afternoon .
during public hearing Tuesday In the
to talk, about
voluntary Gainesville.
FIoodToll courthouse In
Compliance with the new Civil The decision may determinefor
Rights Act and the business outlook years to come the kind and
At 1,100SAIGON at home and abroad. extent of utility service In the

Both Secretary of State Dean western suburbs, areas which
Rusk and Secretary of Defense someday likely will become tap WI......,. h IIIe Ion.
Viet Nam (AP-A)
US. military. spokesman said Robert S. McNamara conferredwith part of the city. "Woo ler" (left) and "Vlgah," two bird dog owned by Harry Illlatmon of Amarlllo, Tex. discovered that po"-
today 1,100 Vietnamese civil the President Tuesday at Should the city someday wantto supine hunting can become painfully tricky and .tlck,.. They are shown here on the way to the veterinarian..
lana are reported to have the 400-acre LBJ Ranch. acquire the private utility
drowned in floods surging Johnson wanted to talk to Dil- firm, it probably will have to
lon about tax legislation to be buyout Alachua Utilities.Even .
through the valleys of mountainous
central Viet Nam. submitted to Congress In Janu If it goes Into competition War Hero Doesn'tLike
It be forced to compensate -
The spokesman cautioned that ary. During the election campaign may I
the President said he the private company
the figure be exaggerated,
may
for lost of 111 customers.
would recommend a major cut
but a natural disaster of major Remember
proportions was increasingly: : in excise tsxes. He hinted at Alachua County Utilities firm vv to
evident broader tax cuts In the longer- corporation a private ,
future. asked the county to let It use
Refugees are pouring Into the range SYLVANIA, Oa. (AP) A Infantrymen He was resting
The President's efforts to reduce -
main coastal eitlei. Between County- Medal of Honor winner credited near the gun position ifter a
36,000 and 45,000 are in Da' the budget deficit now Additional I with\ killing U Japanese soldiers turn M duty, when a Japanese
Nang, a key port and, military totaling about $!.T billion a mission stories on Page 7. had some farm chores to pep sttdler dashed up and slashed.
base 380 milts northeast of Sal. year,wilt be affected' by the sire farm today before he could celebrate him with a saber ,

I gon. Several thousand art re incise and timing levies.of the* planned M''* cut* In right( of way,on,county roads[ Veterans Day Dated and angered by the
ported at other cities. lay hewer and water lints. John Randolph McKinney, 45. blow \that nearly severed his left
Excise taxes net close to 111 e
Rescue work in some of the By using county right el way 1 ,.; ; ..uP said he hoped M ttniah a corn ear, McKinney bludgeoned his
10 itrlcken provinces Is being billion a year -an amount the firm can save the cost Gf c gathering Job and take off for attacker with his tine and shot
hampered by Communist VietCong large enough to discourage any baying easements from private t the woods dee hunting. another Japanese who was advancing
groundfirt against OS. proposal to eliminate them entirely property owner .j .y, u .A > tit McKinney one of Ceorgla'i.Ix on him One o< his comrades
helicopters attempting to move JJohnlOII In return the firm would ? Medal of Honor winners was wounded and the
out the stricken end to fly In Is expected to call submit to some control ever tf shuns" parades and ceremonies. third soldier marina the ma
food supplies, the spokesman principally. for the scrapping of materials and rates by the" More than 1* year have chlnegun withdrew, carrying
laid. excises on purchases such as county. s passed since President Kerry 1. the wounded Of with' him, the II
About 150,000 people are reported cosmetics arid handbags. These Alachua Utilities previously F Truman presented the Medal of official, citation said '
homeless, most of them amount to about $300 million. had won permission to use t Honor to McKinney When the Ten Japanese Infantrymen
In coastal Binh Dlnh ProvinceSee year.See rights of way to serve t w e Georgian came horn. he was captured. the American machine
( VIET NAM I' Page 2) ( JOHNSON oa Page, 2)Louisiana's ) smaller areas tenth west of y Invited to many military. functions gun. -

Gainesville. but he shunned most of Leaping Into the gun empl.c.I .
Next Tuesday, a public hearing them. He said he wanted to forget (See IICRO ea Pig I)
Sen. Long la scheduled by the countyon the war. He fought In the
I a request by Norwood Hope, Philippines and In New Guinea.
to serve a five square mile The Georgian works I to IS
Eyed for Humphrey> Post area northwest of Gainesvillewith : (A* wren W lie iMl hours dally as a farm hand on a WJJ E":
private utilities.If 400-acre tract his cousin J. W.
WASHINGTON (AP) The Edmund Muskle of Maine and Hope win* approval the lie puke of "the unsinkable Molly 0", a beagle dog McKinney, operates on I sharecropping TO FIND IT
camp of Sen. Russell B. Long Philip A. Hart of Michigan.In result will be a net or private whose hind legs were operated on, I I. checked by' Nurse system.
exuded confidence today over recent days both Pastor utility service wrapped around Roth N. Kelly In Philadelphia' University of .'..n.11a.unla He has never married tip Cemlct 2)
his chances of becoming assistant and Monroney announced their the west side of Gainesville,the veterinary. honpitaL Molly U was found Injured alonga The action that von him the CleiilflMl" 2527Imertelflment
Senata Democratic leader In candidacies end circulated letters only side which offers unlimited road near Pittsburgh three weeks 'ago, both hind leg nation's highest award occurred 20ObirwerUt
the new Congress next January.. to Democratic senators growth opportunities for the broken. She learned. to walk on her two front leg but In Tar.ball Province on lemon I 2
This Is the post now held by seeking support The Long city In future ytars. she was flown her to the hoepltal where an operation laerted In the Philippines en May 11, el Opinion Pegs 6
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey. of (See LONG ea Page, 2) Only JH weeks ago, Gainesville steel plea In both rear leg. She I II "coming alone INS I Jertl IJ.17
Minnesota, vice presidentelectIt city commissioners voted fine and should be able to walk normally a week or so, McKinney was guarding a W.", .,,', 12
will be filled by vote of the M 3-2 to spend $1.200, to have an the hospital ukLTribule machlnegun )position with two
Democratic: senator meeting r 5 p engineering firm study a request -
caucus ahead of the new ass to send city sewer-water

sion.Long claims to have commitments y YJ service interchange to the of Newberry 175.Commlistanen hired. Road the Is Paid Mere to War Dead I

of more than IS senators

that they will support him for Gainesville Black, Crow engineering and Eldsness firm of to A simple, but dignified tribute Additional ,;;t--;: Day "accept the challenge of thepoem. these principles this 1 II the
"
he post The Louisiana senator was paid America' war dead challenge given'to us by the f
slorle Page 4.
said he will win on the second or k.G make the study David In brief Veteran's Day nremon- on_ "It I 18 a good time to .reflect poem," he added.
third ballot fai the caucus "pro- During the same period lei this morning at the Alachua erect the Introductory remarks ana be grateful for the sacri The ceremonies concludedwith
vided President Johnson does B. Smith, Gainesville engineer ,- County courthouse. whirls Included a quotation from flcttef our war desd. It Is also\ a three volley salute fred -

not enter the situation.*' asked acting! the for county Alachua commission Vim Member,..f VT WPoit Mil John McCrae's immortal poems a good time to look ahead, Tur by University florid*
Long acid that as of the moment Hes to his firm to serve and Haisley Lyndt American "1. flander's fields the pop' Jinfton said. ROTC detachment. Tape follow
the President has not expressed permit Legion Post II grouped under a pie blow between the erases.. H. reminded enlkriAmericanism Id, played by a lone bugler) si
a preference and "I do the area. for bright sun and clear skies to row on row '* I to the people's the shadow of a courthouse
When his request came up
not believe he will"His public bearing Tuesday ealyone bear a memorial address bated Pedestrians, shopper a4 government, "1M oppnrunlty we monument to C e nh r. dents
chief opponents for the city official was on hand on the classic eulogy "la FlanVrs motorist* paused it the court cads have to make and carve soldiers slain In battle,
post are Sent John 0. Pastors assistant dk Fields." (mite ss Slat Rep. Ralph Turlington out the life we choose for our. Rev, William $h.., pastor at*
Robert Jtaartrta
of Rhode of Oklahoma.Island and Mike Also Mon- rector of tot operations renter M. D. Wad tr, itat VTW followed Wsde's address .!.... But only I strong, nation the Highlands Baptiat church

roney as possibilities are Sena.mentioned SEN. LONG (See vrnmr en rag ItI ) adjutant quartermaster, deli. with I plea fur American to can remain fee .to carry out delivered the Invocation.

I Call for 'Collective Leadership' Is Given GOP \

WASHINGTON (AP) TheRepublican ventlM and continuous cwnvClT A former party chairmen who him there I Ie M IruU lo reports Admits ef Vermont end Jack
perry's telf-snalyiis! to keep the perry platform generally support liberal legislation ef such I surplus. Miller of low said Pre.ideqf

continued today with twin calls 'Vacuum9 at Top Said up to date.The Scott won reflection to "Believe me, If they had that Johnson/ course In handling
the Senate last week by CM
for a sort -collective leader- p try r, wise already much money at the national domestic and foreign problem
ship" group to guide GOP for bat demanded that Rational vole Absentee ballot aWl are commit we'd be down here may Influence! the extent of any
tunes. In Need of Rebuilding Chairman 1Irc" resign, tobeeonaled.Otlng tontrrew morning** the spokes- Republican comeback, In 1M4
leadership should report that the party and 1MAJteo .
Rep Melvin R. Laird of Wisconsin said Ow group tan said.Ls
and COY. Robert C. Smy- Include Republican .b and out may end op wan a aational New York, former WePmubrtf drsa of Senate Repub.
be of Idaho advanced the idea aetded "to M the vacuum of subtkaa members ef the Coofrtas. ef office. He suggested farmer campaign surplus ef 1.2 m13- Richard M. Nixon Bean In point of service said h
.. a temporary party agency leadership" lad to work toward RrpabUcn govennn President Dwight D. Oat: *. lion, he tad such a treasury JoliMNl si the reappraisal by erg- Vermont that Johnson has
would be "Intende to keep the
while lea. Hugh Scott ef Pen.airged -rttuildong *f the party.* tfccr Xepublicn effkeholder bower; Sea Thrastoa B Mortonof dig die party to take the middle 'some formidable lads and
radical to control ef thenee
aa bnmediai "Bit to a. time to bunt far at KM state and fecal level. R. Kentucky, former COP aa- right ground end "make a place. lor problem ahead" that could
std Independent audit ef tile scapegoat, a* Urn to indulge uiburaa KaUoaal Commttteessenben. banal chairman: Senate Leader JII1IubIlralt" pMrtJ. all responsible points ef view. taut him political trouble.Among .
committee's k bickering. Urn Repubfican state and Everett U. Dtrluen of Oinots. people apparently too
catena campaigntreasury. Mrtpartr a* the defeat of Barry Still he cud "the election ; these AJkea Bated the
to *wtn* personal aanWtion," cnvty chairmen, a* well a* R.p.bbcaa. and House Leader Charln A. tldpateal CeUvster tnd William E. Miier win be body Interpreted If I II possible expansion ef botUUtlelas
The deeerlptkti "eeBediv be said at a statemeaL "Above Iran prtrai life attsrleiM UaOeck ef Indiana b* Included and hoarded this htterpmajj si I rejection efconMrvsttsm. Asa, .hew to eaetmu the
.
leadership- YU provided by all Bus to a* tin let eaybody to fiebto ef endesror )a me group's axsbtnhip\ money It was a rejection present prosperity -wsJcbj has
Laird a promineot How Republican read anybody eke eul ef fl* Unilarhr, Snylie. presidratsf Scott bid a news conference sail .been artificial Ie a degree*
WatMngtm a spokesman W .reaction a rejection ef rt-
GowerisersAah.e7ation la that $.stherm
wte was chainnaa efIk Republican party. tbI RepubCcaa PhuVsdelphi
platform: twiiiiiiruee at the Laird tod Ike .leadership suggested Tuesday scatewap". and "hard-con ,.... for the Republican eargrcaskMtal elm. a rejection ef extrtiatom. reappnrUonment Uturt and racial of conflicts slat Itgjs-
ertyl atfcnal maevent i. He group aboiM. IneJud*. crtaitoa *f .* agency "....* ant rtghV* etemcnu a* tic par eampaip eammiuee said the .
said a .breed*.d group Is "Xtprtweatative ef the R- wbera between a formal cttv .,'. leedenMa art be pargetft aattttal eommuue had told Republican Seas. George D. (See COP ea Page I)
I kCA

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2 Gainesville. Sun Wednesday, November 11, 1964
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PEOPLE in the NEWSBriefly. More About'GOP Weather RoundupZONES More About More About

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"Faulty handling of these "

problems by the President could Roundtree said he was not authorized camp regards Pastor as the

lenge for the White House I tt It mlln HI .....,. Uw la?inns ministration Is expected to Monrooey said, ,Tuesday In
by a .
..... w "No member of
tt U. High' ''''' 71 It H. rJi. e wE the city com
ask Congress for a graduated Oklahoma City :that _ne feels
Republican in four Aik-
years, B C Fair through Thurs mission has voiced any objection
en said. RR ," Income: tax withholding rate very good about his chances forgetting
day. Low tonight 45 to 55. next spring If there are too the postLong -
Miller said In Interview
a
separate
that If Johnson High Wednesday near M Variable He said John Kelly, city utility many protests. by taxpayersover began lining up support
,
.. accepts mostly east wind 1 to .M '
..#' director opposes private larger-lhaiHisual tax bills shortly after' the Democratic
his election landslide as a man- 12 miles an hour,
oonxention in Atlantic last
City
utility companies in general
date for Increasing government D i r ftlr Minutti TiwfWty. I Last March when the new tax
after he first
August ascertained
Low ttnloKt, U I* tl, Hit' TMirtwyIt ,
pending and placing more cun- Discussion of cut. law went Into affect the
It n. VirltDIt' .,lnt) I It II the request, that his friend. Sen.
trol on the economy, he believesthe ml II") an_sour. brought out these aspects withholding rate ,was educed: George A. Smsthen of Florida,
M I
Fair Hlrougrt ThurMoy lowtonloM
voters will turn against the Hi IKt a,.. MlgA' TlHirMtv M MM. I from II to- 14 per cent. Some was not Interested In seeking
Democrats. Mttlly nontitml .nt winds, asa Alachua Utilities will offer months ago the Internal Revenue the
II mllM M how.It Job.
residential water and
"The people who voted for o J F.Ie" "'...nN Tsur.dw. u.r sewer Service advised that thl.mlllh& Smathen, as secretary of the
art .".,I.ht W rOs y0. H511' Tsurn.y II service, but not fire protec- leave
him, weren't supporting more ... many taxpayers Senate Democratic conference
n Molly ""'.., wlndl I It II T/MFaaAyussnsLsswussa ,
Jon. Its rates will be
'Fs government; regulation bigger ",1I".nllou', controlled especially those In the $3,000- was rated u third In line In the
raF vh, .
Hit U Frtclt.I. '
..
>tlr thrown "" ..y. LewMyra by the county, but will
spending, more deficits and 7L Nl.h' Tsuu"v" H Nam.NN jKkMIVllltMloml 71 1/1 $13,000 bracketwith additional -, leadership post after Democratic
wind I so 11 mdw' M ....,. II n be profitable and competitivewith
more controls, Miller said. "A AllonloNow 71 Y taxes to pay next spring. I II Leader Mike Mansfield of
xt'l' ls, Orloint. 7J.. septic tanks or private I
lot of them were voting against CODAS Kiy TIDfl Montana and Humphrey.
aunt, II II ..11N wells. The Treasury said
he Republican candidate but WodiwMtiy Hlgli tl i a t m. 04 York II isw company's present sources a protest I Long said he will have 39
I III ..... plant Is not used to from who have
I m. Low ot ||:21 .h1Mtw1 1/1 Me.ow system capacity taxpayers to
this didn't mean they were votes In the final showdown."I .
M.MAHACIwirlM 77 wo and Immediate additional In the
expansion pay taxes
COy have
plugging for any New Deal support not only
pro ..
) tamtrrttj I.ft I m. ww w :saF is planned.In spring would be balanced
... Worm ,. Southern but
gram. tumot .. I:M 0 m. M among senators
Man oat N"I.hi' "" .,.,,,, II::Mom.Flrot Lot Angtlot i iSotttlt II 15 .n against possible complaints those from the North
Alachua
Ouorttr tamttrwl 721, I.m.Tht 1/1 II II permitting Util- among ,
:'..), Jwlitf' now "rlllno" it tunMl GAINESVILLE WEATHER ties to build on rightofway, :from employers over the additional Midwest and West," Long said
More About trttlnf ot mar1a lou Hion bother entailed In the
new his
171 million mlloi Orson Iht Ism tt- the county will have some con- through office here.
also, Iht ntortil H win M tlo yotr.MAIINI Municipal Airport readingsfor Itrol over the kind of pipes and rate. To those who point out thatILonl"
fOIIICAIT 24 hours to I I m. today:
Louisiana of the
was one
acllltles to be used and rates
HeroFrom SAT OULFr 0.0 55 m.oy ..anN High 7$ aUpm.; low 41 it7am. WASHINGTON (AP) :state six states Johnson failed 'to carry
__ be .
to charged.The
winds a Ie II min Mr.uah
Rainfall None.'A .
.
WMr T..y. Fair." : Department press officer Robert In the election, his followers

granted by the J. McCloskey said point out that the
1 permit Tuesday senator cam-
Page 5 Day Forecast I county is not exclusive, but util- that the United States does not paigned through his state for

ties competition is not likely. Intend to reply to Chinese Com- the President
ment, McKlnney shot seven 01
will south. Normal lows from nunilt Premier. rtinu En-laI'a
hem and beat three others to Temperatures average range Residents are not required I : CORE
death with the butt of his rifle. slightly above normal, with a 50 In the extreme north to about by the county to connect wit I call for a world summit conference Meet

The citation says McKinney gradual warming trend predict- 70 In the Keys. Light shower I the Alachua Utilities service! on nuclear weapons. Set ThursdayA
ed. Normal highs from 70s ire expected' toward the first>.
,; shifted his position often reloaded range However, the county health di eChou made the proposal las
; In the north to near N In the of the week.
his rifle repeatedly and partment probably will ref q s e! month when the Chinese exploded meeting of the Congress of

: ::3 cut down more attackers. to permit any new septic tank: their first atomic device and Racial Equality (CORE) Is

,, When assistance, arrived, or private wells in some area: promptly followed It up wit scheduled Thursday In the

bodies of 31 enemy soldiers where residents can hook on to'direct communications to the Mount Pleasant Methodist

(At It ftt Sun) were sprawled about the gun < bItuatiFaMras t5 the utility lines. This creates In West. Church, 624 NW 2nd St.

All's Well ; Many of them had been fatally effect compulsory service for The program begins at 7 p,m. ,
wounded by the butt of McKIn- the sake of public health. U.S. officials have said they Debate Teams

:Eighteen month old Debby Dillman tired and I 45 yards' from where DM attack M .Ma -- Howard Weston, county administrative proposal as a smoke !screen To Meet Here

muddy after spending three hours In a farm well ; started bodies; of two other Jap assistant, s al d President Johnson called on the

gear Salem Ind., Tuesday, sat pensively In her hog- i anesa were found INGRAM INFANT Jx: months ago. Mr. Youni I about 100 persons have petitioned Chinese Reds to show good faith Debate teams from junior J i

natal bed after neighbors burrowed Into the groundto JACKSONVILLE Funeral was a former Dunnellon city: for approval of the compa b y signing the limited nuclear colleges and small four year

rescue her. Debby fell Into the well after a More About services for Lindsay Lee In. clerk, and Masonic a member Lodge of No.Dullonellon 131 fiy's request. test-ban treaty. They refused Institutions throughout the state

Brother removed a protective cover. I Smith said his company plant
gram Infant daughter of Mr. and Zion Hill Baptist Church ol gather at the University of Florida
.
ARGUESRoman AT and Mrs. Larry Ingram o f Romeo. Immediately to buy and rehabilitate WASHINGTON (APThe Friday and Saturday for
HOME
Viet
NamFrom Jacksonville, were held Thur the utility system serving United States has suspended a the 1964 All Florida Group

Catholic Auxiliary Walter Jenkins, former chief day with Dr. Stephen R. Har Survivors Include his wife,, West Park.. large portion of Its aid to Bolivia Action Tournament.

Bishop Philip Bannaa of the aide to President Johnson, has Page 1 vln, pastor of Southside Presbyterian Mrs. M am fa C Young ol Officers In Alachua UUUUei in the wake of the mill- Sponsored by the University's

Archdiocese of Washington, been released from George : Church, officiating. Gainesville; two daughttrs' are Smith, Earl Powers, accountant tary's overthrow last week of Debate Society the tournament

DC.-told the Vatican Ecumenical Washington University hospital, which has been lashed by heavy Survivors include her parents Mrs W. E. McLean of Gainesville and former state road the South American nation's Is one of the most unique

Council In Rome yesterday a hospital spokesman said Tuesday rains for the past week. and a twin sister, Ruth Ann; and Mrs. Archie Jacksonof board member, and W. J. White- government. forensic activities In the coun J

i that a nation night. Some heavily populated mountain her grandparents, Mr. aDd Rochelle, Fla.; a brother hurst 11, Willtston paving con- I

(has a right to Jenkins was admitted to the valleys along the central Mrs. Harry Ingram Wllllston; W. D. Young of Dunnellon; two, tractor and nephew of the for.I WASHINGTON (APThe) I try.Each participating team will

[defend itself hospital Oct. 14 with what his coast have been cut off for two Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ennii Jr., sisters, J. W. Howell Sr. and mer Alachua County commis Defense Department says It has test Its debate skills before a

with nuclear physician, Dr. Charles Thompson to three days military sources Atlanta, Ca.; great grandmothers Mrs. Nash Mercer, both of sioner. shipped replacements to South panel of Judges consisting o f

[weapons. He described! as "insomnia, said. The situation In these Mrs W. R. Ennls Sr., Lumberton, N.C.TAIL Viet Nam for four first aid kits faculty members from the Uni

I argues there tensions and agitation." areas Is not known.Mclrosc wnilston,' and Mrs. Annie Lee French Club containing some unserviceable versity's Department of Speechand

[were mistakes It became known that day Thomas, Brandenton' LIGHTS medical Items. P. K. Yonge L ab o story

[in a council"document that Jenkins had been arrested High Interment was at OrangeHill Set for BoysThe Forty-six other kits, checkedat School.

that twice on morals charges In Cemetery, Wllllston,with I a field medical depot In South

I would place} 1959 and 'on last Oct. 7. The the'Rev. George Reeves, pastor IN COLOR? Boys' Club of Gainesville Viet Nam were brought up to Library at UF

the Reman President requested and rt'celved ObservesEducation ,-. of the Presbyterian Church, 'will' Introduce a new club, The standard by replacing unserviceable I
Catholic Churchon COLUMBUS) Ohio (AP) Receives $250
: the resignation of hll 5 giving the prayer. French Club Thursday' for Items the department
record as saying hat all 1 researchers at Ohio State University
1 assistant of 23 years Week members Interested in studying said Tuesday.The .
nuclear arms are "an enormous 'MRS. C. H. MATHEWS are experimenting with Pentagon was asked 'An Orlando accounting firm
Thompson said Jenkins ha I and learning about the French
crime" and should be utterly undergone surgery while at th MELROSE Melrose High Mrs. Clifford H. Ma thews, earend lighting systems which nilture. Meetings will be held about a published report from has contributed: $250 to the Uni-

djsjtroyed and banned. hospital for s calcium deposit In School Is observing American Orlando died this morning In would give the drivers behind on Tuesdays and Thursdays at South Viet Nam that American versity of Florida for updatingthe

his right shoulder. The one time Education Week with actvltles an Orlando Hospital. more Information that the pr. 4:30: p.m. medical corps men In the Mek- University library's Professional

DINNER.Edward White House assistant left the and bulletin board displays centering lint stopllght-talllight arrsnge- The club will be headed b y ong delta region had been !a- Accountancy Collection. -
around different She was former owner of the ment on cars. educat I Ion sued first aid kits .
W., Broke a Ntrvr hospital Monday and was reported a theme Miss Pat Rebel an 22-year-old
,
won reelection to a second resting at his home. He each day.Today's. Mathews Store In Gainesville. One system provides a green major at the University of FloIda. that contained, among other The money, given by Potter

4a7m as Massachusetts attorneygeneral Is "doing very well," Thompson theme I la "Education Survivors Includes two sons, light when the accelerator Is items a tourniquet ordered destroyed Bower & Company Is to tie

said. In Good Citizenship." A special ffllliam C. Mathews Jr. of Or- depressed, an amber when the In 19S1 and Iodine swabs used for additions to the collection .
by 750-, 1 1hous. lando and Fred H. Mathews of Some of the activities that
feature today was an "open driver Is touching neither banned by the Army surgeon and to pay for binding
000 votes, the] I Deala three sisters and will make the club meaningful
at the school ; one
for par- brake nor accelerator and red general. jack Issues of the Journal 0 f
highest margin ,eT, 1 brother to the members will be creative -
the state's vot-l nts. Refreshments were served when the driver Is braking and Accountancy since 1949.
i by the FHA girls to the visitors, JAMES YOUNG dialogues songs Bound volumes of the Journal -
,era have ev.r.;'. "' md the lunchroom staff provided Glenn F. Lindsay, research associate tames, dramatizations and Ask Probe will be housed In the Ac-

;'given a Repub- extra lunches. The visitors James C. Young, 72, Galnes- says: "What we wantto movies. Boys' Club members
for
counting Department by
:lican. He did It, rllle died In Lake create Is a system which Interested to additional information In use
were taken on a tour of the Monday City Shooting recounting majors In the College -
:In the face of a I should contact the
extended Illness.A acts as nearly as possible as c
classrooms and were invited to I following an of'Business\ Admlnlstralon.
Democratic'plurality [ spend as much time as possible native of White Oak, N.C., would a rigid steel bar between toys' Club. Applications are Of Man -
: of I available for enroUme n t. Negro
r it the school. I h. came here from Dunnellon the two cars. i now

million well over one for! Themes for the remainder 01 LAKE WORTH (AP) The

circle: a service station Ruff chargedhim tWtm IKt MOOOKH IM. WMor awem.NM
Nerla Continuing University Studies
Philadelphia tilt .,
In ta
stationed
covering all of the county' said the downpour didn't dislodge tl Jt oo Jttmtoll timtrtl
Is In the Medical I I Half or more of the native Cabbard said elbowed '*" '_ ..
A drive to raise I the weekend of August U. llauaafares Sciences 76 cities. most of the rye seedsscattered w.a avw a sins'
Turkey. In Southern CalIfornia Incorporated him In the ribs and then fled !?'* lOt M" Ns __ 11 otl
amount of the fine, supportedby a maximum sentence .f Building of the J. Hlllis Miller ground cover How can a repetition of Mon by plane to provide a toward a railroad track. MM.ay tit* Mttr M MMM maw

: Page In State Post the "devil winds" of Californialore. strike continued today with the ask a 1300 across-the-board .!they There declined. Indications 5w.M.....J./u. armw _, MMw oil. III_
were M thai ttd
I possibility of silent sentinels Instead hike, half of what the teachers '

President who will be the Johnson! -Dillon conference L R. "Rush" Jordan director The fire stripe hills and mountainsides of pickets at the schools.A demand. the service station had been'
tampered
concentrating for tilt"11111 several Involved efforts to stem the outflow of the University Hospital of their protective cowering court order has been tamed In Oklahoma Gov. Henry BeuV with police said. Gainesville; Sun

weeks on budget planningand of gold and a broad ind Clinics at the University of of water-retaining brush against picketing tort an attorney mon called for teachers M meet Church Fairs

new legislative proposals, of domestic and range Florida's J. Hillis Miller I I I and grass.Then advised the strikers itwouldn't with him Dee. 5, saying there I I .'ihAs.d -........ 5ac.etsw
encouraging budgeta International Health Center, la the new sir when rain does come apply If they Just had been "a breakdown In com. ..day. sad So.-, -
some
got economic and financial con rotary treasurer of the Flortla as It did Monday, water, boulders ,walked nearby, In silence. munlcalKMia betJeen the jovw- Under FireWASHINGTON I asrhN1pb e.ey --1. Rs-

!'J.n.WLMcNamarl cerns. Hospital Association. tree limbs and mud come I Louisville schools: continued to!nor's office and the teachers." AP) The 77N1tar.,
handed him preliminary Hodges was summoned to discuss Jordan was elected at the an- p euriag down M helpless :operate even with absences of He said he would outline a program raihington Presbytery has roe. .14 -..GSMwu,1e. uw weed. W.
figures indicating that homes, sweeping cars and teachers that hit some schools to "substantially Knmended -H. .,
the continuing drive to. expand uial meeting of the Assocla- improveOklahoma's to Ita 71 churches wv Las 0ftIw w
defense spending next year call exports the business\ climate don Just ended at Clearwater tomeiiims people to destruc hard Tuesday. There seem to be educational system that they don't use bazaars gesHusM ,....

again be kept below |M billion the federal highway pro. le serves for one tion. 130: to 200 strikers comparedwith ," His call for the meeting airs, sales dtnnen and simiiareveea tUTB IT
'
Tine. would increase prospects and the work year. Why do people live In such the total city teacher force'of came after Use teachers bad to raise money. CASIIIt Ot MAIL
gram of the Community Jordan has been Director of
ola total budget below 1100 bU- dancer areas* 1,5* No firm figure on the I demanded a $1 Oof salary beostby CMnmerdal undertakings of I wash ..49be
Relations Senlet.McN.mar. ... .
the and .
University
111wta psychological barrier Hospital A county aide who lives oa aleadend strike force baa been released:' March 4, aavlagwouldn't they his nature are faconauUiM IUS

Xhmnn:: wants to avoid. their and Rusk after links since Ittf He has aervd street b the The teachers seek a pay tocrease. sign sw 'contracts: rita good stewardship,* said a ew .. ......... Ikuf
sessions with the Florida
Johnson Hospital Mao .
wood hills, overlooking ii .wwee -.
It their
next spring demands Mtioa
I offered
:"tWtrue spending In the cur held separate news conferencesat elation as Chairman of Its Comnittee : Fernando Valley, says: Holly-I Gov. John McKelthea of Loul- 'were not met. "Artery1 Tuesday by the A..dte -.- ..

Jict year la now estimated at an Austin air base and said on Professional Prac- "I love It. Its a little tUna tailed a special session of I Between 1M and MO teachers I stewardship comlittet. .. Ow

1{? 6 billion of a $971 billion 'flatly they will retain their CabInet Ice, and as Chairman of Its Ie bring ki the country, andJ the legislature: for Monday to :stayed away tram classes IIItoutavUIt. Preferred hnd-ruwg meth- -c w.ww --.wuwuuw

budget.ZBesidea. posts If, as expected John-'Council on Research and Edo i ,. = = .taI.
1 1aUoa much quieter than the flat- !hit ... .IIe" salaries. He acted : Junior and senior I ads are tubes, Sunday offerings > =

On Farm? ... relax in Luxurious Comfort at UNITED'S LIQUORS JT
:-
I
:
I ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) LAMPLIGHTER' LOUNGENorth
II'. pretty hard to keep
youngsters down on the farm Main St. at N.W. 10th Ave. .
when they can earn a steady
Y Income working fewer hours In COCKTAIL HOUR ORGAN MUSIC EVERY NIGHTLamplighter's
.M the city say officials of the National Dance The Trio
I Grange. Every Evening 5 to 7 p.m. FridayTo and Saturday Nights
1 Two Drinks for the Price of One
The high cost of starting and MARY JERRY tr BOB

maintaining a farm also Is con- OPEN DAILY 11
tributing to the exodus, said A.M.T02AMy
Grange officials Interviewed
during the (8th annual meetingof
the Grange which claims SIlO,
000 members In 40 states. HIRAM -
Herschel D. Newsom of Wash- G9,N a, ty HO

.. Here is part of the crowd, some of whom were there all night, waiting for stu engo 111., chairman of the National 95 ..... in*
dent tickets to go on sale for the Florida State-Florida football game In Tallahansee Grange's taxation and CASI 310 CASs
Nov. 21. There are more student here than there art the 750 tickets held fiscal committee agreed with 5TH .5.7S CAJI 41.75 5TH H.7J'
back for them. All other tickets have been sold out for several months. The re Newsom.
cently expanded Doak Campbell stadium will "A youngster will have to
now seat almost 45,000 persons
and this will be the wait a long time to make $50 a
first
game time Florida faces the Seminoles here.
__ week on a farm but not U.he SAVE THE UNITED WAY
worka In town as a stenographer
Alabama's or a bookkeeper," Nlffenegger
Hospital Heads said.
"It costs too much to get into HOUSE of Buy Full Quarts CUTTY SARKSTUART
.
Dems ViewWreckage the business and the Income/
not enough to warrant ILThere' CARSTAIRS Imparted Scotch
To Gather Herefor comfort elsewhere -
also more
I and the boys don't haveto IMPORTED SCOTCH SYaer Old Hand Grants 'o::'

Invest so much. Even when a
By REX THOMASMONTGOMERY the University of F I o Ida's a Hospital executives from seen youngster gets a farm from his Ezra Brooks PhiladelphiaRELSKA TEACHERS

Ala. (AP])I first workshop for hospital public states will be here this week folks' more times than not he + #
After each presidential election relations personnel. professional Journal "The Modern has to pay for II." Real Sippin Whiskey onsisfStuart Johnny
since 1952 the Democrats I The two-day session, which Hospital," and Michael Lea- Lionel Burgess of Ellicott Heaven Hill
hi Alabama have counted the! opens Thursday, Is co sponsored parr of New York City, direc- City, Md., national treasurer, .. VODKA AR'TV0. Walker
returns and twitted the Republicans by the Florida Institute tor of the New York office of said there was a time when a IrttlW In l*.4 I DOS Una neon* ., RED LABEL
"You're eligible to have a, for Continuing UniversityStudies. the American Hospital Assocla youngster could buy a team of! WHItKTKuii.jrt Carioca Rum
primary now, why don't you?" Jon and assistant editor o f horses, a plow and harrow and '3.99 FULL QTS.
A politlial party must get 20 I Keynote speakers are Robert that association's official Jour- go Into farming even if he had $99 $5.99
per cent of the votes In a general Cunningham of Chicago editor nal. 10 rent the land. FULL
election before It can have a and publisher of .the national Administrators and pub I II I c "At the end of the )'ear,1f you 5TH .Meter QUART CM. ,
primary at state expense, the relations directors of Florid I worked hard you made a good 7 is ,

following election year. hospitals, women's au 11 I liary pay," he said "Now the aver- ,"
The Republicans have been Author members, newsmen and publications I age Investment behind each IMPORTED BEER SPECIALS HEIDSEICK
eligible since the first Eisen- specialists will consider I farm ia $45,000 per person and
.hower campaign of 1952. They and discuss aspects of community I ist's not counting the cost oflbe SPANISH Otd' Ger.....-f ,.1& eta Do,. OLD Imported French .
kept right on nominating their Mctalious press and patient re l la I land. Beer 99c Milwaukee I $e49
candidates by.convention and Ions "And another thing you haveto WIN lager } Champagne
getting a bigger vote each elec remember: you have to work :+_ ... tae..D.,....
Mrs. W. F/Enneklng
Died Broke pres than eight hours a day, Nett r.k N. Do,.
tion.This dent of the of Flor longer WHITE 99-
:
it's a different University hours week to stay on the NAl1 QUASI SCHLITZ $491) $ :
sto 40 a
year
I ILACONIA. I Ida Hospital Auxiliary, and Mra.fir. PINK 99 DRY 4 ..:
ry. It's the Democrats who hadto N. H. AP) -Author farm. The boys can find It east- RID 5th Old Export $109 Ne O'pw'N' MONOPOLE
E. Crinter, vice president, 'St"
|
call jt the mathematicians to Grace Metalious diec ': er In the city and make more 24-12 ... Ca.. CASI
will Thursdaand
participate in
see if they can hold a primary oroke, says the executor of he l r money."
In the 1966 electionS; (!plal..Atty.ohl.f.. [Creracru Friday discussions of "Th t "
"
Patient and the Community. You SAVE MORE
Sen. Barry Goldwater carried of Cambridge Mass always at. .
Dr. Thomas M. Brill,. president -
Alabama
on Nov. 3. The Democrats .Gremeni reported thathe, arK I Coronary
of the Alachua Count
got only abont 30 per cent the court appointed estate administrator Jr
.of the vote. John S. Holland o r Medical Society and Marvin, SERVING GAINESVILLE Hf FOR 25 YEARSNITEDllQUOR
Disease
Alachu
of
Thus have the mighty fallen Manchester, N. H, have filed i I Gresham a trustee
from public favor In a state oetitition In Probate Court asking .. General Hospital will speak alI
where for after I, Friday afternoon sessions/ o n
that the estate be declared Talk Slated
eratlon. insolvent.The "Our Doctors Our Directors,
was all it took to )vin, petition said the author of and Our Community." U
The Goldwater landslide the best selling novel "Peyton air Cormier/ city editor of Questions the public generallyask ?
elected five Republicans to Con- Place." who died In Boston last t the Gainesville Sun, and Caro- about coronary heart disease -
.gress and swept Democrats out February, owed more t than lyn Carroll, Gainesville reporterfor will be answered by a
of local office In a score of coun- ..[.173 MA tn mortgage PY menus the Jacksonville TI m .- Gainesville practicing Internist
ties. Thousands of Alabamans, Mrs. Metalious'-c deathbed will: Union will be among the panel-,'and cardiologist at the monthly

bristling .with, resentmem t: approved last June, showed an itt at the Friday morning sessions luncheon Friday of the Alachua NOW AT 2 LOCATIONS IN GAINESVILLE
against the party of their ancestors estate valued at $127,371 It was County Heart Council.
cast a straight GOP ballot Dr. John W Andrews will
left by a deathbed will to a
Republican spokesman Jubilantly friend, British writer John Rees. Motor Scooter clarify for the layman what coronary WALDO, ROAD NORTHMAIN
proclaimed the advent of The author's three children have heart disease Is and
a strong two-party system In a appealed the ruling/ to the New Taken at GIIS what a person should know \to

control state: long Acting known GOP for state one-party chairman Hampshire the ground Mrs.Supreme Metalious Court/ was on Another motor scooter was protect Mrs. Lemar himself Crevasse against ,It council. at N.E. 8th AVE. at 10th AVE.
chairman has announced
Tom Brigham 1 went further -mentally incompetent. reported stolen from the Gainesville program ;
He said/ Alabama will be a that the public Is invited -
I let
Republican state in the years to High School parking ; to attend this dutch treat ACROSS FROM ACROSS FROM
.
come. Mass Planned Tuesday.The luncheon at 12 o'clock at tbt Citizens Field Gainesville .
scooter, a blue Allstate Shopping CenterMuirhead's "
cafeteria. No
.Dismayed Democratic leaders Park Lane resrvatlons -
For 3 Students model was removed while Its
.
analyzed the GOP victory hopefully are neresuryYOU
owner, Bennett Ford. 1020 NE -"
touched, as off an in emotional large measure outburst by A Requiem Mass will be held 7th Ave., was attending classes CAN ENJOY THE IMPORTED 7 STAR PAUL

opposition to the Civil Rights,today at the St. Augustine Chapel I Severs! scooter thefts have occurred TERftlFICFLAVOftOFRATH'S (Imparted Seated
Act They forecast a return to for the three University of at CHS In recent weeks j French
Florida students killed last' I BLACK PETERDAWSON MASSON'Brandy
domination
years Democratic from now, but readily two admitted weekend near Daytona Beach. Prisoner FleesBAY i iI HAWK BACON a 1Wr .
Father Jerome A. Carosella I
their ranks are split
by
strife. will say Mass at III: p m. ST. LOUIS Miss
intraparty .
llxtd I'"" from slob it ; ,
for Warren McFsrland ,, ,
S th
Some Democrats blamed Gov m I A prisoner charged with auto, only
George C Wallace for the party Key West; Alex. Bnncmo, Bay theft escaped Monday while being .. iKAKBt BRUT S IQ
,Village, Ohio, and Lloyd Hail returned to Ocala. FU. by : 59c 49 'a PINK r
setback because of.his part In' Per found At- $399 uc;. ;'U-J
'Jr.. Daytona Beach.A Marlon Sheriff $4 WHITE J
the presidential campaign and County Douglas SIS "!.. -
memorial service also willbe winu. I DeLOACH'SOLDFASHION S. BURG. 5'flH
hit refusal to support the national 5TH CASE $47.75 .
party. held for Smith a Sigma Nu, The prisoner Robert Splsh- CASE $JW ...
The unprecedented defeat at the fraternity house at 4 cock 23, escaped through I MARKETALSO
brought demands from the pm. Dean Lester Hale will I rest room window when Willis, I MEAT A llenilef Twelve '
Democratic ranks for reorganization offer the euk 0. Deputy) T. D. Turner and Bpla .! TWELVE YEARS OLD CASE Year Old WSUkUsand

of the party; tor a party The three students were killed cock left a bus here during a SIIJH MADI MELROSE RARE $399 $44.95 SuM'lalrva"
registration law to keep Republicans early last Saturday morning stopover. FILLET MIGNON Neutral SfirMe
out of the Democratic when Han lost control of the Willis and Turner were returning

1
5 ,
"
WASHINGTON (APMany record with Its aeven brothers At least two -the Thompsonsof Ten of the 11 Vaught brothers and two In the Marines. and the Michael Soplops of East ''.' .

proud American families, from who.. military service during Lawler, Minn., and the served a total of nearly 50 years Seven Collins brothers from Longmeadow all In the .f,: ,* .
the Thompson of Minnesota to World War IL Vaughts of Crawfordsville, Ind. in the armed servicesseven Boonville, Ind., saw combat Springfield area -and the John
the Coynes and Zygrannta of The VA did not specify If by -had 10 veterans of military during World War II, one In during World War II. Two other Coynes and Martin Zygmunts of
Pennsylvania, have posted record It meant number of family service In the family. Korea and two In the National brothers Joined up after the Scranton.As '
claims to the most-in-military members who served In the Nine of the 12 Thompson Guard. The 11th brother tried to
for of the Andrew
service record by a single family military simultaneously or the brothers, sons of Helen Thompson enlist several times but was war.At least two cities Spring.I Kjeras of sons Minn.
Pope County ,
family with the most World War who still lives in the Lawler turned down for health reason field
Mass., and Scranton, Pa. four served In the Army, two In
The Veterans Administration, II veterans. area, served during World WarII. A St. Louis widow, Marie -had
than
more one family the Navy and In the Air
i in advance of Veterans Day today More than a dozen families A 10th entered military service Young, boasts nine sons with with seven sons who served In Corps. Each served one at least .' '
bad wandered aloud if the came forth with at least seven right after the war AU sur military records starting In World War II. They are the An- three and six -all of ,.-
KJera family, originally from' members In service during the vived. All but one still live In World War II. Four served In thony Potltols of Longmeadow, I whom years are still living served

Minnesota, held some sort of I'past 25 years. Minnesota. _J.the. Navy, three in the Army the Steven Schmuraa of Ludlow'Victims I overseas.
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WWI Vets of Hate9

'Howl in' Mad In Reunion 1 I. ',

Here Vet Day Theme I
TodayMelodious
Smith Returns ,'II!.

strains of "M a d.. WASHINGTON (AP) The,'the last full measure of their

HONOLULU (AP) In the I nf Halsey, MacArthur and Nun emoiselle From Armentieres', Unknown Soldiers and President devotion to our country. .

entire u.s. Marine Corps, only Itz. and "Over There" will ring'rom John 1'. Kennedy "together "Not far from them, also on i aslope \ I

one headquarters Is named after There are at least two schools the banquet room of th e: were victims of hate and their facing across the Potomac

a living man. of thought on how he came by + Holiday Inn tonight when some grave. bear mute evidence of eternally sleeps another American
r
The headquarters Is that of his nickname. doughboys of World War I ge t: what man's basest Instincts can
known to all the world a
Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, +w together to celebrate Veterans do "
Smith's version Is that It la a to his noblest motives, Veterans
Pearl Harbor. The official Day. man who last year Joined us In
near play on his Christian names Administrator John S
name Is "Camp H. M. Smith. this ceremony and placed i
Holland McTyelre. Gathering for their second Gleason Jr. said
M M. Smith lea retired, tour today wreath on the grave of the Unknowns .
U. Gen. Victor Krulak, the annual reunion will be theLast
general, better known aHowlin' I'". WInpAW t* Mw aunt Gleason
star present commander of Fleet Man's Club of WW I vet spoke at Veterans little knowing that he
Mad"" Smith or Just Marine Force, Pacific, said It Unsung HeroThe erans. The festivities are set to Day ceremonies and placed a himself In exactly two weeks
"Hoke. presidential wreath at the
plain stemmed from Smith's "con- start at 1:30: pm. Tombof would, like them, rest forever
The B-year-old general returned the Unknowns In'Arlington
summate Impatience" at the 10th .anniversaryof here, with the leaves of autumn
to his old command post At last year's Inaugural/ 88 National Cemetery, where Ken
outset of World War II when hwaa Veterans Day recalls drifting down to clothe without
Hawaii attended
this week to help the supper. This year nedy spoke last year 11 days be-
anxious for the United the almost legendary distinction and in fallen splendor
Marines celebrate the 189th 11$ are expected. fore he was assassinated In Dallas .
In which States to attain a state of "oper life of Capt. Frank M. Tex.' the grave of known and unknown .
of the
birthday corps He retired 18 attonal and material readiness Williams, former Tampa Although the turnout will be alike.
he spent 41 yean. In the least possible time. police chief. Williams larger, the doughboys will miss In hi. prepared address, Glea "
Soldiers and
years agoDuring helped organize the two of their comrades who son said: "The Unknown
World War Ills the Krulak said, "He did howl, John F. Kennedy together gave ..
American Legion In Paris were present a year ago, but
Pacinc, Smith's name became and he was mad. after the end of hostilities have died since. They are "We have a good example of all that man can give, so that :
almost u well-known as those Smith led the Fleet Marine In Europe 46 years Louis Burkhim and Roy CampbelL the cost of our nation's victories you and I and our children
Force when It consisted of more within a few feet of this plat. would Inherit a free land. t

than 250,000 men, the biggest form.
"The Unknown Soldiers and
Veterans Marine force In the corps' histo- ago.New Jess Davis Is chairman of
) the organization. "For, In the shadow of this ,John Fitzgerald Kennedy together -
ry.A Ruling: splendid amphitheatre there I were victims of bate and
I Below widower, Smith now lives In According to B. J. Otte, for land three simple granite I their graves bear mute evidence
Drop La Jolla, Calif. He makes a hobby mer corporal In the Army vaults holding ill that Is mortal c JI what man's basest Instinctsan
of assisting underprivileged Not Taxable 'Chemical Warfare Service, the of three unknown men who gave do to his noblest motives."

22 MillionFor children and Is a director of a I group was formed solely for -
home for needy youngsters. CHICAGO (AP) Pro ceeds fellowship.

the first time since the! Smith claims that every from accident Insurance policiesare : "We have no axe to grind Bomber Crash

days of World War II, the estimated Marine on active duty who Is not taxable life Insurance with any organization and we
number of veterans 1 In over 40 years old at one time benefits for federal estate tax are not Involved In politics,"

civilian life has dropped below, served under him. purposes, according to Com,Otte said. "We Just like to get

the 22 million mark, Melvin T. His son, John, Is a Navy rear merce Clearing House, an authority together and re live i o m e Kills 6 AirmenWOLF
Dixon of the Fla. Dept. of Veterans -admiral. "I tell them (naval common experiences from our
Affairs reported. nag officers) that my son on tax and bu.lne'llaw. World War One days." Say

There were an estimated 21,- couldn't get Into the corps became The ruling by a federal Appeals Col! Harold Bachman will POINT, Mont. (APTwo) of the bodies were located

999,000 veterans In civilian life I he wasn't quite good Court reversed a 35-year lead the men In singing the An Intercontinental B52 bomb- near one of the eight Jet
on July 31, 1964, the latest date I enough So he Joined the N.vyl"! tax trend. It laid the proceedsof musical hits of 1911 and 1919- er crashed and burned In a engines, which were hurled
for which statistics are now I Smith quipped. two flight Insurance as sung In the barracks and desolate northeastern Montana more than one-fourth of a mile 'hello'
available.By policieson trenches of France. area Tuesday night, killing all from the point of Impact.
way of comparison, ther a person's life paid upon even crew members.The .
were approximately 4.400,001 Had 7 Sons his death In a plane crash-were This will be the last year bodies were found today The plane was from Larson

veterans In civilian life, and excludable from his gross es- for charter members to join In smouldering wreckage, their Air Force Base at Moses Lake, I
and become eligible for a bottle Force reported. Wash.
World War
of them
moat were to new'
I veterans when the attack on; In Service tate.The of champaigne.

Pearl Harbor b r o ugh t the decedent had purchasedthe The bottle of wine, in the custody C. EMORY CROSS -
United States Into World War PANAMA CITY (AP-Veter-) accident Insurance at an of Holiday Inn manager
SAYS
IL ans Day has a special meaning airport just prior to boarding.John Hintermlster, will be : :
Increasing steadily as the. for Mrs. Joanna Givens, longtime the plane and had named hiswife 'opened by the last living member "Hovt you" had on Imuranct chick-up Gala
servicemen of World War I I resident of Panama City. I I rKWitly? Set o professional Indee.ndseInsuronu
of the group. UI
as beneficiary. All aboardthe Agent tomorrow! Look for the t
and later of the Korean Con Seven of her eight sons served "B
plane were killed when It Also In the entertainment
flict returned to civilian pursuits -In the U.S. Navy during World; sharing ::
crashed Into Men.
the 376-4512
Atlantic. I tonight will be magicianJim
the number of veteransIn War II. The other was In the
Previously the Tax Court had Deuel who will demon-' "NATIONAL PROTECTION Will Paper
the nation reached an all-
Merchant Marine. They were
aid It was part of his estate. itrate his I Nev. I.Mth
I wizardry.
time high of 22,735,000 In March from a family of eight boys and I
19tt. two girls
The July 31, 1904 breakdownof Allen E. Glvens. M, who lives

veterans shows that 4,173,000 here, served on Guam; J. C. 40, Towels
were veterans of the Korean was In five Invasions and now

Conflict alone; 11,042,000 were lives hi nearby Springfield: LOWEST PRICE EVER
World War II veterans 2.218-
; Clarence, 44, was a pharmacists i
000 were World War I veterans mate, aerved In the Fiji Islands and I{
and 166,000 were veterans of all and New Georgia' and Is still In
other wars or former reg ular'service, now stationed In German i
military establishment m em- .
bers. Included In this figure are Frank) 41, was a seaman and
about 18,000 Spanish AmericanWar ,' served stateside and now works ON ALL CHANNEL save 10c
veterans and 18 veteransof
on a tugboat here; 0 M. 38, was I
the Indian War I In the
a signalman
Ages of American veterans In jid at the Normandy
civilian life range from over the Ha lives near here. PhlllPPlne'1 A TELEVISIONSlimandTrim Take the coupon to
100 mark for some of the Indian, GALA your store, and take new
other three
The to your l kitchen.
War, or Spanish American War David, who Choose pint, blue or
They were Joseph yellow borden.
New
veterans to an average of 329 ras In the Merchant Marine I prettiest GALA Is probably the
years for Korean Conflict veterans and served In the Pacific; Leonard ifs paper towel Mr made but beCause -
The average age of the a boatswain's mate, also y; tlaw us y y A- -r .". pressed two 1Y'rs of fine wlllt toweling
Spanish American War veterans together, It'she hardest
served In the Pacific, and Jesse, working
Is M1; for World War I veterans -,who served stateside. paper towel you can buy
it Is 70 years and for

years.World War II veterans, 41 I DEAD AT McDUFF

Spon.sh Mow I Is killed I y

More than six of every 10 new. when sprayed by 1
cars sold In the United States Florida Pest Control I 1I 'qr oou eaea 1

during 1963 were equipped with C.II fill'I ItTIMATIWINTER 1.1661 he 1 ,
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The Sim's! telephones: All departments] 37:-1411 drawn with "average voter" strokes of "Hard-Core discloses Republicans four main" i
types under a general heading I
.. ll ; Not all of Coldwaters supporters were Republicans buta
--.---- -- Viet Nam large majority were, and not all his supporters. fit Into

. To the Board of ControlHonda' the categories.HOWEVER.

Viet Nam continues to be distribution of
largely Republican"
assuming a
,
costly dangerous, frustrating
universities have hstennd The statement which was writtenby It Is a major concern of this party allegiance, other statistical characteristics Indicate

to a lot of silly talk, and endured the president of the three state administration as it was of that the average Goldwater voter was white. In the cities and and

tome ugly actions, from far-right i institution of higher learning goes those of General Eisenhowerand towns, he was a young man he on the distinctly rise professionally Southern. Among
financially. On the farms was
fanatics who ,want to ban from the on to outline some reotrictlons. These President Kennedy. financially Independent, reasonably secure
of State the aged he was
Secretary Dulles
r&jbpus guest lecturers! who express are few and reasonable The presentation committed this without the help of Social Security. And among low.Income
country to a
views that differ from their own, must be sponsored by a recognized policy of training Vietnamese LM/VrVKi. ....-,tV persons, he was a rarity.

and who 'would fire all professors campus group (to prevent soldiers so they could mure "STEADY. NOW- .-" Following one of the greatest and most unusual election
defeats In presidential History
Wl pse teachings do not measure up self-invited prophets from making effectively resist and, in time, officials of both

tiryhat the extremist! are pleased nuisances of themselves), and the move against the Communist NO END IX SIGHT parties many agreed that the over
forces of North Viet Nam. It
to'l'fine' "Amerlc'anl." usual rules must be observed for whelming national concensus
now Is difficult to believe, but
tearing the date and plate of appeal Mr. Dulles put a two expressed In last Tuesday'svoting

Even the Board of Control: which 'ante with university officials. tune table on) this plan.year GOP Power was not simply a trib-
President Johnson'spopularity
Fight ute to
should be the champion of free inquiry FRANCE LOST Viet Nam as a national

seems at times divided and To insure a responsible presentation For a time the Eisenhower leader

..toofuoed.yf the university may require thata Intervention administration l was on behalf close of to By RICIHRD WILSON phy ran 1.300,000 votes aheadof publican, according to Demo It was rather, they said, a

meeting be presided over by a fac- France. This was at the time Chief CowlesWahhingtoa Goldwater to defeat Pierre cratic Congressman Hale public assertion that Goldwater.

: would commend to the ;I
i ijfa Board, a statement .of polity 're% the floor be permitted. Further the Phu. The year was )19M WASHINGTON An anti George Romney also ran I.. The Northern e r. in the paign was unacceptable to a

of l wa. This policy reaffirmsthe student or faculty group to sponsor site near the Laos border developing in- the Republican water In Michigan to win reelection this image because it Is like- as an aspirant for the
with a view to bolsterIng Party ly to be political suicide In highest office in the land
function of a university as a an early appearance by speakers presenting the morale and political The voice of Sen. ThurstonB. the large urban areas and

teenier of fiee inquiry Into., topics\ other points of, view on the friendship of that former Morton of) Kentucky: for. REPUBLICAN gover nor. not merely because of the Negro IF THIS was the cane,

,Sjiith mayor* ruBy/not be popular' at same issue. French territory It was a disaster mer national chairman: and will be at the center of the vote. these officials are asking

I(Be_momett. 0I chairman of the ae n a torlal antl-Goldwater rebellion. They The vote analyses Indicate who supported such a Republican

The policy statement does not President Eisenhower held campaign committee, was can't stand the drag of t b e that the so called white campaign against so
.. off on a Dulles appeal to send added last Thursday to those Goldwater candidacy nor of backlash was vastly overrated harsh a Judgment of public
""It Is the policy, the Iowa statement declare! it the right of to '
anyone
in an air and naval strike. The asking for a change. the Goldwater leader ship. In advance of the election opinion'The
reads "to permit students and use a state campus for his forum. If President dispatched a group Morton said he feels that Sometime early next month it If it figured at all, the question is regarded as

::staff'.to hear diverse .points (;'view he can't find a university group will- of military experts to VietNam I doldwater will find it desirable is expected that the Republi effect was slight Important because many

,from speakers and in programs spon- ing to sponsor him, he can hire a hallor They came back to re- to give up control of the can'governors will meet to Nor was the "hidden vote" Democrats and Republicans

Wed by recognized student, faculty speak on a street corner. port It' was guerrilla country party, After analyzing the re- determine what they can do for Goldwater anywhere to be believe! the immediate futureof
organizations This no roads, rails, or com- turns, Morton said Goldwater about rebuilding the partyand seen. It has also long been a strong two C party contention '
and employe : municatlons The ex p e r 11 might decide Jo devote restoring it to the mid- Republican theory that if a is at stake '
:policy is entirely consistent with the But the policy definitely affirmsthe strongly advised against In his time to other interests dle-of.the.road of Eisenhoweror real conservative were at the

:rims( of higher education. vital right of students and faculty volvement. President Eisenhower than running a party." the mildly conservative I head of the ticket there cent Johnson- nearly plurality It of million 61 per

to hear representatives of any agreed. Except in two states, Merton position of Nixon would be a great upsurge of votes consturcted of
was
':It is designed to emphasize that point of view as part of their education A treaty at Geneva: cut said, senatorial candidates (I- They also look upon the national those who previously sat out majorities of virtually every
Viet Nam Into four
:;m a democratic society all citizens Without this right, a university -Laos, Cambodia Independent ran ahead of Goldwater organization as headed national election.. But this traditional and identifiable I
parts ,
Fewer voted for
did materialize
not either.
persons ,
>b< ;the obli- ; ; in by "Arizona men" without a segment of the national electorate
)have not only the right it is a university name only. and the two divisions of VietNam the top of the ticket, whichhe Across! the board, t h e con .

'jatipn;{ to inform themselves on Issues The northern half, said was absolu tel y opposed wide enough grasp of national servative strategy was shownto
'of contemporary corn-era. Including rtopda Board Control members which Communists under Ho to anything in history." problems to organize a w I Inning be wrong ,by the election Goldwater however received
.
: Chi Minh had before a majority of ballots cast
conquered
party.
e.iitics.religlon\ aifss41\ moral* j f please! ( py.r' Morton said If Goldwaterdoes results
the French by voters in Inc o m e
: f t.r t defeating remained not give up the party The one Goldwater bright upper
4't. .. brackets In section of
i r "'! f" leadership, it might be wiseto spot was the effort organized RICHARD M NIXON who every
lonE SOUND THAN FUllY'k4iiPQwer !SOUTH VIET NAM: enount- set up a Republican advisory by John Gremer. Alabama I campaigned In :37 states for the country except the Northeast
,
His margins were not
ered the usual difficulties committee. Republican chairman whose Goldwater, took Issue last
There was little trained personnel strategy was to score a week with Gov. Nelson l A. unusually large.

There was no armyfit THIS G R 0 U P, he said breakthrough at the local Rockefeller of New York as Among Johnsons "g r sup
Gamer for field work or fighting could include governors, key level with a candidate at the the "principal divider" of the majorities" election analysis
The populace was In considerable figures in Congress and non- top who was a conservativeand Republican Party during the said, his most remark able I
part excited by the Com office holders such as former a states fighter. Gren- presidential campaign. showing was the more '. than

New fork limit agreement on where a n.THE POLITICAL sound of munist promises. The French Vice President lion and ier's state now has five new He said Rockefeller t got 9$ per cent support he received
(
!tion i air space begins and Castro observations Is addressed were gone The government of Ohio party chairman Ray Republican House members. his pound of flesh" out of from Negro voters
SIXZBERGER
By C. U ends. AU. 1 at one altitude to Peking and Mos the late Ngo Dlnh Diem did Bliss. Mississippi and Georgia Goldwater's defeat Rockefeller
HAVANAA careful analysis may violate such space; a cow rather than to Washington not succeed! In creating a The fact that Goldwater each elected a Republican has called for a top to OTHER TH\N firmly committed .

apparently bellicose statements To "exhaust" legal discus-1 I possibility of Improved The country was further than Nixon in Info! figured But the coat of this strategywas lican Party. Nixon laid if this the Goldwater voters From
to this writer shows weakened and divided by long the analysis of the Vote Pro-
contain Nion before em ploy I n g the relations with the U.S. or restored strongly In opposition discussion heavy. Two Republi can means a purge of conservatives
that In. fact, they SAMs could conceivably require diplomatic contacts. existing animosities betweenthe Conservatives and strong congressmen lost, 0 net h e it Is wrong This would file Analysis service operated
more political sound than large Buddhist and Catholic jointly by the polling organ
endless time Therefore he concentrates on Goldwater supporters made controversial Bruce Alger in divide the party as much as
military fury. maintaining the best groups. up most of the Republican Dallas Tex., and on the national the conservative take over ration Louis Harris and Associates
;Canto proclaims that Cuba with possible. As the Eisenhower administration group which lost out incongressional scene this southern last July, he said. He said he the Columbia Broad
terms the uncertain CommuniHt
t THE CONTINUED presence .
casting and the International
left office Viet Nam System
now surface tour races. strategy alienated Negroes considered Go I d water the
maneSAMs( ) In tailed l : technicians in Cuba of enough Soviet world was In danger of collapse. Moderate and liberal senators 100 percent. titular head of the party but Business Machines

there in 1982 by Russia as to"comprise Castro was wholly I 1 s u r- President Kennedy acted In and candidates for governor that Goldwater b 0 u I d lead Corp., It Is possible to make
part of a protective cur fairs what Castro a i o 11 d prised by the fall I 1 of Khrushchev late December military aid i ran far ahead of Gold- BUT MORE importantlythe "only If hi. views represent a a number of generalizations

for the atomic rockets' Khru- combat force sounds more with whom he had was stepped up and the helicopter water. In order to win I in strategy was no good consensus within I I Republican Precise I definitions of
sbchev .nil dent and waa menacing than U Is. Obvious been so closely associated and \ forces able to fly Pennsylvania S e n. Hugh where it was needed most In ranks." course are not possible. The
ly as Castro proclaims who had been his over the vast swampy areas South" of The In is informal profile reflects on'v',
later forced to remove Furthermore :'mlll- partner in Scott had to run 1.400,000 the "New states fight the party apparently
Castro wires these dier technicians are not the 1962 missile gamble. Although and jungle were sent Into votes ahead of the Republican Virginia, Tennessee. Florida only beginning andIs the special qualities of groups

wi I be fired at United 'tary tourists.:;I Even a truck he loyally professesSAMsSAMs action ticketIn North Carolina, Texas Ar. expected to continue for which gave significant majorities
ill reconnaissance driver In anybody army his admiration for Khrushchev THE MAJOR AIM was, California, George Mur.Voice kansas Louisiana went Re months, if not years of their votes to Gold-
\ \ kn hlc: end of a gun while holding back Communist water. Obviously not every
under certain circumstances owsfl"And' as an Individual he is now
planes Castro acknowl enable and In each voted
aggression, to person group
that a solid Russian :::sothfse Soviet technicianstrying to dissociate himself assist the government to win for him. The generalizationsfollow
force" remains from any direct Unk. He
combat wouldn't fight unless Cuba professes the loyalty of the people and :
In Cufishing that a base for were formally Inv a d e d bv to know Brezhnev and at the same time, train I Whe'her he was an Easterner .
trawlers 'is being Kosygln and he stresses that of the
.the armed forces of the V.S.or troops. The people are the PeopleOn Southerner Midwesterner .
developed In Hay a n a. Cuba contacts with R u s sia Viet
of another nation Instigat Cong greatest weap or Far Westerner, and
are on a state to state andparty "
These rather alarming conclusion of the
coned tit This Is a most un on, was a whether a professional man
.
ten lions must be eiami n e d likelyby contingency now. with 1 to party basis, not V S. military observers) and or craftsman, he was white.
The Sun's
dependent on personalities Opinion Page.t .
Indivlduallv teachers. *
!
He Is
or without the presence of financially well off

.CASTRO admits Russian troop WHILE REAFFIRMING has They been were made.right But Progress the sod ...ee.elr .* Jy. r*.4.n ... .tkm. i. MM VMM .* the ?.*.!. eiIYme. Lrttwt at a middleto upper Income -
f. that ), What could religious *r.e hs .iM4 ..4 ..., M. .,....'t .*4tnt. N.." will k. ......14 If .*__04. A bttcr .....14 level. He la definitelynot
while Cuban crews have been! prove more III'S'to the new Soviet leader strife, the presence of .tl .reed SOO wcrfe t4 ....... k< wntHn M ...If.... ti4. If 51 lot "..*. 'MAT ,....* k. m 4. Tk. In the tow Income brack
trained to handle the SVMs important Is the development hip, Castro fervently nand thousands of Communist sympathizers .sr5 _.. MM ..,Kt to "ltct **t ..*... .. to .*M._ N. .ttk.v< ck..i Jii. to wrtfw.t .Ne.aN MLaw eta
now man their sites, he of a Soviet fishing port In presses the hope that Moscow In the population ...... to the cities

has assumed a commitment Havana equipped with its and Peking will make up and the apathy of many thousands law b honorable and that it able to assume that ballots he Is apt to be and towns_ In

toiMgicow: "not to proceed own drydock capable of servicing their quarrel, paving the way more. continue to makeit Hampers at one time prevented electioneering will become longer and more the late 30'. a young successful

,unBaterally In shooting at VI 3,000 ton vessels So10 International unity In the difficult The success I Ion Reasoned Vole at the polla. However complicated while the numberof man in a hurry who began a

flight*" until 'all 1 legalmaW" viet trawlers are often used disrupted Communist movement of governments have found- b it possible that tht voters continues to increase career at a relatively high

seeking to halt such for espionage being equipped I would assume It Is to tiered on religion army and EDITOR Sun: After leaving law b outdated and unnecessarily The voting process salary Immediately after college

reconnaissance "should f I Il'It with radar, electronic and reassure Peking that the civilian Jealousies, and on the voting booth In Tuesday restrictive and cumbersome will need to be speeded up This broad group apparently

be:exhausted" He insists the ionic devices, and could also Cuban leader chooses now to frustration The from the Red 's general election, I handed in this present day and and voters may need some includes large numbers

confnitmnt( Is not however, be equipped with often s I T e talk so aggressively toward Chinese! pressure is certain to grow my wife the 'pre-marked age* And when many persons form of visual! aid to guide I of the newly" rich.

fop "an Indefinite period' weapons Furthermore. It is .t Viet Nam Is merely a part sample ballot that I had usedas carry into the voting them! In their choice of candidates
ttla clear from this that conceivable such a ( I.h I n g of the vast Southeast Asian a guide in voting for thirteen booth In their pockets and and issues, such as a THE YOtNC profession

C*>tTo does not yet h a a port might be turned into a He know there Is nothing peninsula Laos and Cambodia constitutional amendments handbags their choices sample ba'lut: A good law al Goldwater supporter! however -

fr e hand and cannot use the submarine base although. I he can do at present about are there and guerrillaswork and thirty four public marked In black and white in should assist the voters in b most apt to be found

SAMs, without Soviet permisir !stress, this Is i highly speculative healing his rift with the U.s. from them. offices Needless to s a. the spite of the law Isn't the law voting responsibly. in the South where businessmen .

.>t least for the nonce conjecture. A Sul.t But he also suspect If Peking Unless there Is to be some sample ballot published inloodaY' an extreme one* Dues the law In question accomplish generally voted heavily

Furthermore the question of submarine base In Caribbean- as wen as Moscow International agreement about :\ Gainesville Sun on The law accomplish a this task'* for Goldwater

"Ifill means" of halting U1 Gulf waters would be a direct doe n't bark him up. tome Viet Nam. in which the Red which we had Indicated our purpose that may of r e venting C R. DILKS Goldwiter strong farm

flights is exceeding vague. threat to the U.S. and to the day he may be cast 100. e Chinese would be a party, voting preferences. was an scalawags. from p out (We .n., tent a copy of support WM only in the '1:01"South"

Despite destruction of IMs Panama Canal, violating the from his distant allies a n dover the guerrilla war will continue effective and efficient aid in marked ballots to pawing uneducatedor jour letter. the Secretary: .f Alabama Georgia.
Russia Cuba and China. basie tenets of Admiral Maleft to sink or swim H e If we withdraw It pulling "the right levers" k Stale .fcs TaUaaaue We Louisiana Missiulppi and
unethical voters at t t
International has woutdnt swim for longPOTOMAC win become Communist Set t h Carolina. The rural
Is net soon
then yet Aa my wife started toward polls but tt doesn't really l agree sad hope tile e hang.made. .
with Red China as man "GoUwater profik" voter b a
the voting machine a v o I Ice earnest attemptsat EDITOR I
ter. Lou of Southeast Alia I prevent any Southerner
said ". m sorry, H's againstthe vote baying from taking
FEVERBy would Immediately place India The average GoWwater
and the rest of the region law to carry paper of place prior to a voter coming voter. b Protestant. The Sen-
any type Into the voting machine to the Nor does It
pulls.
prevent
under Chinese ator carried
JACK WILSON Cow Washington Bureaujndoldwater pressures.WHlTTOlWvThaltodo a majority of
Insulated
.
I You win have to vote illicit persons from carrying Catholic voters b only one

says he hopes to keep working for the GOP. Ira nice, after It la a long lung way out without any pre marked Into the voting booth state Mississippi. K* was

the campaign bitterness, that h* and the IVntnrrats can finally agree about some- to Viet Nam It Is (.ono miles papers Even if I hear paper concealed paper, as Ike Citv Hall? supported by a majority of the
: rattling when the curtain is practice among legitimate Jewish
thillI' beyond Hawaii It Is 11.000 prevalent voter I it only 11M
miles from New York. Putting closed I'm supposed to enter YOM signifies III w m..R state his own atale of Artona. .
"Of.course_lf Barry decide to fie back lute retail merchandising! he's got a armies, ships and supplies Into and ." Being unfamiliar Therefore bat there a bet NEW YORK -A Times .

fBi, new prjtduct to promote -:-..shaving cream flavored' with peanut butter. such a war would be a vast with the law we both were ter solution to the problemone Square pobremaa. shivermg Among dame mtartam.
f. : t 2f' f : .- : --- costly effort We would like to quite surprised and at that that win prevent attemptsat a little fat the midnight sir. the Goldwar voter b likely
It's 'not lair>r to say frderlAl'tmpfl'lY...; were intimidated on election day Just find some honorable way to moment were naturally at a dishonesty and yet allow was asked bv a warmly to I* of German w SraadtBavian .
because they were murch,! to the polls behind a band playing "The Eyes: of extract ourselves from It. tons because we hAdn't bothered the earnest dIM to voM coated panerby eitractta. Golchuier

1.IIIIar. l'po you.". :Meanwhile, we keep! trying to to commit: to memoryour quickly and pnciwlJ' "Wha do you get rear however did lets well 1IIIon(
make Vietnamese! willing pnfertfictt. loan urban society thAt !Ie overcoats*** German. Scantiimiaa; Pnj.
boat down-rate LILt just Goldwater. tot 26 million voles. That's the to become a weapon| against :Now there la an doubt that taut changing and increasing "When the bases brgn to Isis and Italian steer >etui

; By LYNN POOLE a view we viewed silently, modern, has some comparable whose lives are painted in happy, always been the nature of Hellenes .

COMMISSIONMay Seized I The Johns Hopkins 1'nlverslrjr paused beside a single columnwe symbols in its life and religion hues by profiting from the sad to seek truth and find the

LIVADIA, Greece He who discussed with joy and gesti Each Is Innate to every woman then forgetting; by benefittinj: answer to WHY. As ids as

MIAMI (AP) -Enough explosives returns again and again to culation. Entering Livadia, we and man, girl and boy. In the tram the good and remember: mingled and flowed I doubted
to rock two blocks Greece, as 1 do, wonders howIt Ignored the brightly colored life of everyone forgetful ness we would end with anything
Hire Jail Addition city is possible to have a new and ,blankets' for sale and drove to and memory are forces for goodor Ing.The I positive. I was wrong. A black.a .
I were seized Tuesday by police exciting experience each time! the Hereyna, a gloomy gorge evil. In some lives the inability more savor the cool w.I haired, classic profiled young
ters of Lethe
Zoning Aide Go*Ahead GivenThe from the storeroom of an anti- Yet, it happens.One emerging from the foot of a to forget unhappy events I the longer I ponder and Mnemosyne their,,. Greek concluded the discussion.He .
Castro organization. medieval castle. We walked to Is tragic; the remembrance ol on said "It la our heritage to
The Atachua County Comm Alachua County Commission afternoon, in the heat of two springs nearby One springs happy events Is a stimulant to actuality In life, the more I am divide things In half. To seek
lion may hire Dewitt McG decided Tuesday to g 0 Officers said they stumbled the day, Greek friends took me } called Lethe, the other a fulfilled life. By some mys- I convinced that the gift on controlling -control, we must ask the gods
Jacksonville zoning consultant,, ahead this year with about to a smalt, cool cave where we each Is probably the
across the explosives and other Mnemosyne: two Greek words tique of the mind, Let h e and for direction, then call on our
on a $150 a month retainer tc. $45,000 in additions to the Ala- sipped a bit of ouzo, then and greatest gift one can be given. selves
armaments while running down meaning Forgetful net a Mnemosyne cannot be controlled I Inner for the courage to
advise the county. chua County Jail. leads on two youths who stole snoozed a siesta. Later, we Memory. We drank from one, Ancient Greek physicians [ Two( hours have passed act."
McGee has consulted with the! Sheriff Joe Crevasse told the plunged Into a cool river. Plane my friends broke No wonder the
then the olber.Plunging philosophers, and s c I I.n-- my r every, Hellenic world
county. in writing the proposed I board he needs the extra apace.! 500 pounds of dynamite from an trees line the banks dotted with pierced
: I tlsts sought answers to WHY? my thoughts, and together had and still has such an im-
I new zoning code, which will be! This year's budget had called explosives salesman several l small taverns. Dusk brings the my hands Into Lethe Modem psychiatrists still search ; we have animatedly I pact on all clvllli t l Ion st The
Introduced In public hearin!g!: for $20,000 In additions, with weeks ago. There were no ar 'October coolth up f ro m the and drinking deep, I thought of for the elusive answer. Ancient probed the symbol and reall- young man was only nineteen.
Dec. 3. His contract will end I another $25,000 step In work expected -I rests. ground[ and down from the skies.It Virgil's hero Aeneai, w h o descended and modern; always, In alt facets lea of the two springs What (From "File r', a weekly
when the zone code li turnover I to come up in next Is chilly. But, on the table In into Hades to vlsli 1 i t of life, the two are Joined. can one do to acquire control of feature distributed The John
I to the commission.Jack year'a budget Found in quarters rented by front of me Is a glass of cool Mends, to embrace his father forgetfulness and by
Crevasse told the commission the Cuban Student Directoratewere into the Yet, by other chance memory; Hopkins University Baltimore... ,
Durrance and Sidney water, a brandy and a gleaming Before he ascended upper some or make each work for us? It has Md.)
Martin were appointed a committee that architect Myrl Hanes two blocks of plastic explosives hot deml-tawe of thick, creamy world he, too, drank deep plan of cosmic powers, we humans
to study McGee'i propo, advised him the county could four glass vials of what Greek coffee: sipped In ever-so- from the underworld water also often are given the abilityto
al for continued service. save $5,000 by doing all the police thought to be nitroglycerine slow rotation. Animated, a r g u- called Lethe. With the cool waters forget the unpleasant, remember SMOKED BACON
Persons Intersted in the new, work at one time.Commissioners detonator caps, fuses, phosphorus -mentatlve, I n qui. I live, and of Mnemosyne still wetting the pleasant. We can ly The Slab >lb. 291
zone and land use plan are in- decided to sodium, a 75 millimeter warmhearted my Greek friends my fact I thought of the Greek control Lethe and Mnemosyne,

vited to examine the document t: take money from an appropriation -ecoilless rifle, rocket shells au spirited. I am not. For the god Apollo who paused here to I By the springs this morning, BRISKETTenderJuicy
in advance of the public heaIng. -. for the agricultural center booby trips anti-tank weapons moment, I a thinking about 'rover his body with the spring and here at the taverna STEW
proposal to build the Jail, and I and ammunition. two waters from which I drank, water so that he could never a swift parade of events tonight and lit; iasSBARTON'S / .
replace the center money from this forget his duty.
morning.
A spokesman for the Cuban people pass through m y mind.I .
other !this
Safety Lanes sources year. Directorate, a militant anti- With Patroclos 111 a d e i atthe Chewing sweet grass, I sat be- i think of friends and acquaintances New Store
Castro organization, said the wheel of his shiny car, we i aide the springs and pondered, whose lives have been '
Left to City beveloper'sPlat supplies were scheduled to be left Athens at dawn and drove I is I do at this moment, on the corroded by inability to control 2Mil.a South .f Newberry en State Hwy: 41OPEN "'''
smuggled to guerrilla forces inside here to Llvadla, with many aatop I power of these two worlds. Every the elements of Forgetful ness 7 AM. TO P.M. DAILY I PHONE '
Alachua County commissioners ApprovedA Cuba. 'I to admire an ancient stone, I civilization, a n c I Ie n t and and Remembrance; of others, end All DAY SUNDAY I 472-2488-
decided Tuesday to refer to --. .
-
the City of Gainesville a request plat for Ponderosa Addition .
to open safety lanes through a restaurant, motel and
Libby Heights and Skyline apartment house complex at the
Heights in the Littlewood school Williston Road Interchange o f
area. Interstate 75, won a p pro y a I Sears
provided Tuesday by the Alachua Coun-
Developers pace VmSALE
between tots for children, but ty commissioners. ;
I these never have been opened. Approval was conditioned on
agreement by the develop e r '
Basin that/ no lots be sold from the. L A Sale Asj at
Drainage plat area within 15 years, uness
I the development Is madeto
Study OkayedThe conform to all county stand
ards. @@a)@@

Marion County Commission J. N. S. Developers, Pompano #
Tuesday approved a resolution Beach, asked approval, with rKT :: Save $12
calling on the U. S. Army the exception that access road
Corps of Engineers to study the to 19 Interior apartment lot
Orange Creek drainage basin. not be required to meet county T
Sidney Martin;Alachua commissioner tandards. The streets are intended 3 DAYS ONLY!
asked the Marion only to serve residents Ljfi-JI
board to act. This request was granted, but
.The resolutin passed 1s like J. N. S. Developers will not be
one enacted by the Alachu permitted to treat the area ain

I A committee of the Ala hua appointed to the Alachua
County commission will enact County Mental Health Committee ,
with Carl Brloe, pulpwood dealer an advisory panel to the Formal] China in 6 Patterns
I to discuss how to make the county commission.
Arredonda Estatea area conform The committee Is studying coordination -
to county plat and subdivision and aervlces of mental -

laws. laid out I In I I health programs. r Top it gently hear the ring of genuine fin. Service for 12 CAArr3MAN p
The area was
china Notice its tronslucency see the look of
and bounds Brice told
metes Citrus CropCstinlate fine china. Vitrified" for added strength All In all,
the commiselon, In asking a con- -
ference. -" I It's a wonderful buy for you who appreciate gracious 88 Craftsman 6Vin. '
e dining. .
39 ... .
No Interest Still Same,
I ii 93.PIECE/ SET INCLUDES: 18 cups, 12 saucers; 12 41.99 IIcn vy-Duty
+ -
LAKELAND (lAP) The U. S
Charges each dinner, bread.butter, pie-salad plates, soup-
citrus I-
Department of Agriculture's cereal bowls sauce dishes. One each sugar,
crlQmNO MONEY DOWN Electric
Residents In special assess- crop estimate for November Jennifer; delicate pink er, gravy boot, large and small platter Two Hand Saw
I ment districts will not pay Interest remained the same as a month flowers, platinum line on vegetable bowls. en Seen leiy Payment "
charges on money used ago with Industry leaden saying Inner and outer rim flan
for improvements beginning It Is still too lOOn to determineIts .
shape Cuts 2-tn.'
next accuracy.The deep '
year. 2
999
Interest .charges have been federal agency Tuesday ,, at 90'
added on when special assessment predicted a 196US season pick- .
districts for paving were out of oranges at US million : -
e created to pay the coat of !Issuing -boxes. Grapefruit will run 33 S NO MONIY DOWN .n Seer leiy Nymeiit PlanE
million boxes with tangerines at ,
bonds and borrowing money M
1 Interest repayment was provided 4.4 million boxes and limes at Wt Heavy-duty ww has boll and needle) bearing:
500,000 boxes, the estimate said.
In enabhnillegislation.
\ in the Florida constructIon Blower clean sawdust
Along dry spell oway
However, A I II chug County

t,k funds paid for so there paving is out no interest of county to later citrus tn belt the pray season.hamper sizing w !! '' ,, ++ .,. r from guide line conveniently Sow has rip| .

t Progress Told Mutual executive vice president -
Robert W. Rutledge.
Alachua County's new budding Rutledge said the effect of the
I code may be a reality by drought on the crop has yet to t
j Jan. 1. G. M. Devil, commission be determined. However, he predicted -
chairman Sad! Tuesday. an accurate appraisal by
Davis said be and the cows Dec. 10.Meantime.
ty'a new building inspector, other Florida
William Gartner have drifted crops were estimated as follows -
part ef the new code. : Cora for grain, B bushelsper r L 1
When a draft la ready, Davis acre with production of
I said, a spokesman for the 1,344-pounds per acre picked
Gainesville Home adders and threshed with production'
f Assn. wffl review U nth him of 7J. 0MO pounds,: sugar cane,
After that a public bearing 33 tons per acre with production
I
win be called. of 7JUO.OOO tons; pecans 1 miloa
Purpose of the proposed code pounds.
j Is to ban unsafe building practices
in building construe 11 I I. I.I Jr.[ College
especially housing in the nun-

tI New $nrk I State* September 21 on the order of auto crack up following the ly found her escort, D a v I d'on the night of June 22, with
STAMFORD, Conn. A psychiatrist First Circuit Court Judge second celebration, at Dr. Smith 19, guilty of negligent liquor available, to 10 debutantes -
I 'J and his wife were con ney S. Eielson, when he discovered Hughes' home. homicide and reckless driving.The and their escorts at their
victed Friday with three other the two house parties In the accident, 17.year old trial Included testimony home. After dinner the guests
person of serving liquor i to had been attended by a teenNancy Hutchings was fatally In. that Smith had been drinking moved on the Hughes' homa.
minors at two debutante house aged couple involved In a fatal jured and Elelson subsequent. heavily at the parties. He is appealing The unusual arrests among
.
parties last summer In nearby the decision which carried Darlen'a upper income residents (
Darlen. 'a penalty of 60 days In have rained six weeks of
And 2-Car Crash
The psychiatrist, Dr. George a Tiger JailThe unwanted publicity on the secluded
S. Hughes stood silently hold- dtcliltas I J Tuesday commuter's town. Traditional
Ing the hand of his wife, Julia In the Tank? Injures FourFour brought to seven The number of debates have been revived -
Ann, as they were fined $500 convictions among the 13 original over whether a parent
each by First Circuit Court LOCKPORT, N.Y. (AP) persons were Injured, arrests. should take a hand In teen-aged
Judge Alfred A. Tuscano. There have been some surprises none seriously, In a two car The host of the other party, parties and attempt to super
Their response to'the charge here lately for- main crash Tuesday afternoon at the Francis E. Dutcher, a vies pres- vise his offspring's Introductionto
was to stand mute and thereby 2nd Ave. In Connecticut, where
-tenance staff men of the New intersection of SW ident of the Johns Manville liquor.
they enabled their attorney and 6th St. Corp., was convicted 0 c t. 15 the "drinking age" is 21 and
to start the procedure for a York State Electric and Gas with his wife, Nancy, after they above, the problem Is more
'iCo direct challenge In the appelate Corp. while descending Into Pedro S. Oyenarte, 1114 NW pleaded nolo contendere. They acuta because of the proximity
division of the little known 14th Ave., was charged with i .York where
> residential cellars. were fined $250 each. The of.New the limit
Hosts Teenag-p7rty; FinedDr. statute under which they were I failure to yield the right of way Dutchers gave a dinner party u 18 years of age.
at arrested. It prohibits the servo Noval Seeloff, hearing a hissIng after his car was struck by a
ing or delivering of 11 I quo r to sound, turned his flashlighton vehicle driven by Charles D. SUGAR SUPPLIES ENERGY!
and Airs. Georgi Hughes, left and Mr. and Mrs. Dudley P. Felt right minors by persons other than It and learned It came froman Barco, 2414 NE Sin Ave.
ro-hosta at a debutante party last June In Darlen, Conn. arrive in court in parents or guardians, whetherIn alligator. In another ,
1 Stamford to plead on charge of serving liquor to minors. Dr. Hughe, a psychiatrist a commercial establishmentor ment Roy Scinta was base-j Oyenarte, Barco and two ,-"
and his wife were fined $300 each. Felt, a consulting engineer andhis the home. to have a pet monkey passengers suffered 111 ght In-

i were fined$250 each after pleading
Church ToOrganize nolo contendere (Ino con \ t t;
Medicare StandJACKSONVILLE test), and Clem received a suspended 1
fine of $150 which was
suspended because of his limit- ,3\
ed means and favorable because it's
(AP) -COm. Sis' who cannot afford to pay." repu- 4 o RANISetter
Thursday, Nov 19 has been tation. Clem also pleaded nolo A made from ; 31
plaints about the American Med- 'While the attached clippingis M 9prws
h set for the formal organization contendere r
+C" ?? Mo.1 Semolina
cal Association's advertising perhaps more accurate than
of the University Baptist The five defendants were ar- ; w'-y."A '' {
7.dealt of durum wheat
of the the
campaign on health care our understanding of TV rested \
Church now meeting at 1628 along with eight other I
NW Sixth Street. aged will be put before the state spots, It still Is misleading Inas- Fairfield County_residents. last) \
The pastor Rev. Carl F. welfare, board Thursday. much as Florida programsmake
George! has announced that Frank M. Craft, state welfare no provision for chronic a
services will be held beginning Illnesses or doctor bills or many
special director, said "Some of the Information -
next Sunday night 1 is misleading and has other things elderly people SECOHDPRSESffffl
t
through Thursday night, Nov. resulted in a large volume of In- I needed, Mrs. Reardon wrote.I ENTER P&G < PRIZES START
19. Rev and Mrs. George Invite quiries being directed to this de- A spokesman for the Florida I
I YOUR
all to attend these services Medical Association, asked '1110O__ FLORIDA
partment by persons over 65 FLORIDAFIESTA' I 8:at::. .
M=
which begin each eveningat who are not receiving public about the complaints said the ,{ e"".MILYa.r, TRIP HERE i GiantSize
7:30. assistance AMA campaign was not intended -I ...nm.e... ..w.rn"'. :-....... lIT IIITIIY seams
Attendance since the church I r I WlTII DITAIlI AT sins
I to mislead but to Inform elderly I :
District One welfare director, sao
began eight Sundays ago has persons about care that is
Mrs. Anna Reardon, said in a
by the 8th Sunday climbed to memorandum to Craft that concern available to them.Church I II k CONTEST 'A savE I a
50. The tint Youth activity of
49
was expressed In north- 'm Pas ,
the church was a Halloween j.
Florida about television spot Benefit !' LT SPECIALS "fftltaII
party In which teenagers took I -1 c._
commercials.She I ".r.m
part. Sunday School classes for
pre school, elementary, and said she recalled one Supper PlannedThe
youth and adult age groups which "stated that medical assistance FROZEN FOODS iI iIal,1y
have been formed. A nursery is available for any Women's Society of the
has been provided (for every aged person for as long as he Centenary Methodist Church BIRDS EYE: Reg.
service. The calendar for December needs it and that it Includes all will hold a church benefit Satur-
-January Includes two types of medical aid. ," day beginning at S p.m. 1 "
Fordhooks Limas
"
missionaries who will report on, She Included a newspaper advertisement Tickets for the chicken pilau or Baby %! 2/53 Size
their work. saying, "Health supper are $1 for adults and
Rev. George, a native of MI. care Is now available (for 'over 50 cents for children.TONIGHT Cauliflower .
ami University., Is a graduate His undergraduatework of Bob Jones ( 'pg.: 2/59< 47* IS

Is In Bible. He took his IS Corn 1
"jj- 2/390
:
M.A. In Interpretative Speech :
while on a teaching assistant-
ship. GIANT 5'9 Scald Sweet Orange Juice 6-ox. 4/990
For the past two years he SIZE

:
By JOE DILL record for that date drought has plagued that area lof a pre-w Inter storm that I I ,
Virtually ill of the eastern t, ul i *,, m.,1111',,
CHICAGO (AP) This lithe :too dumped two feet of snow on the 100 m n ,
season when any suburbanite half of the country is caught in I Temperatures plunged to 10 state upper elevations, It was
worth his salt usually Is moodily the drought. Idegrees below freezing in Nevada Nevada first general precipitation -
contemplating his snow shovel.i Many wooded areas have I 1- _Tuesday, hard on the heels' since July I
Instead, many of them have' been closed to the public In New crltulr ,
York State. Indiana has banned nslorrT '; _
dandelion problems. BILL CAMPBELL Y'SAYS
camp fires In all state parks. !i .
In the eastern half of the nation The Iowa Slate Conservation : j f ,T I II
trees stubbornly clutch Commission has urged owners had on imuranet eh ck up rt-
I I cenI1y1''r' $.. a proftu'anal IndtpindtntImuranct
their leaves and flowers are I of grass and timberlands not to .nt tomorrow, Look for the .4, I
blooming. Even the birds are start fires unless absolutely necessary 8'g i r' wot!
confused.The I ends ,
.
Ph. <1231 ,
western United States has I There's little or no Indian NATIONAL PROTICTICN Will ,
felt the coming winter's sting N.e, l-Urk ", :.
summer in the West, but i!
but the mild temperatures and I -
fair skies of Indian summer I OPT i
prevail from the Midwest to: a
New England. Much of the sun, al<
favored area also is trapped In I '
a prolonged drought I ._ SlnlRL DMLLj
In Chicago, a conservationistsaid I ep :
the balmy November I I
weather has kept the birds from I wry tS
their annuallOjourn. I
"The other day," Robert) .y asGULARe
Mann said,'"I saw huge flocks]I S
of blackbirds and bronzed grackles -
traveling east. They should
have been flying south at this : 4 .t Jja
time of year. They seem to

Nov. 11. Dandelions are blooming r- a'
and leaves are still on buck .
thorn treea." .
Indian summer, which has no I 1 k, 1 e 4' dr ;v'lea V ?1t.'

definite beginning or end on the
,
calendar, Is ,a short period of '., S ,
especially fair days and chilly r -
'
night In late October or early '
November. SHORt SIEEVESI 1ComP0
The season Is caused by a, i G 3
large mass of warm tropical
aIr. American Indians are credo Neslenellylet4 S0 esehl i
Ited by some sources with naming l to ,..
Indian:-iummer as their fa- arenasMEN'S $sllln
vorite god:Cautantowwit, god of

the In Southwest.New England -and> the i LU IOUS IMPORTED

. elf the Eat, temperatures have j
'
been In the pleasant 10 sf S
f In the Midwest, the mercuryhas
been flirting with summer I
time levels The temperature
reached 77 degrees Tuesday In IUStROU HIGHR ADClO
Sealtest control deliversall
Kansas City, Mo., one degree quality +
higher than the record for Nov. "GOID" Gin
10, set In 1927! Chicago had 72 the goodness milk can bring youThat's
Monday one item short of the BOX WTWlYWf
why Stillest brings you cessing Trained personnel work 2'$4BO
milk of the highest possible quality with ultramodern equipment, tistIng ,' 2
Giveaway? Sealtest begins with the finest for purity, quality! and fish / ./ SHIRTStech
milk and then exercises the most nest These are the reason for
e with American Imlltute ef LOIIleMor./ stitches to every loch)
rigid quality controls during prothe superiority of Sealteit Milk. Check these
WICHITA, Kan., (APPo) Ing approval Scoll Contoered end tapered bodied
lice investigating an office burglary YOUR FAMILY DESERVES THE lEST.INSIST/ ON SEAlTESTf e The only 'Imported ihlrt with this hail Lustrous, hi.count kreedclothtl
found that the only Items features: e Slnglo-needle talleHnql II... 141yf II.. .. 32 t. 331
missing were trinkets taken Cannot Bull out ol i shavel QUmG ..lT .r'1I""lru..rmll"I. lr'I'"IWn
from a cabinet labeled ",Ive. SEALTEST DAIRY PRODUCTS DISTRIIUTOR

Clifford P. Case said today the to coat more than $45 1 I. Sey-Ar-Dio l-lb- with l-oi. pkoj. M TilMulhromi i|
new House Office Building now million when the final figuresare *
Spaghetti Dinner .. 49c ..I!
;i.
I rearing completion Is a monument In.The 1 U!|
c I to tile peculiar way Con General Accounting Of.I ';,1 1' j I Coupono Good in itini 1114-14.,.....v. II... 14 **,,

The New Jersey Republican House leadership was una 1l0 w f % i ''bags | rrJai: i R l
said the secrecy which has ble to prevent a roll-call vote on

shrouded facts and figures for the question. ,, If PlAID ..i:
construction of the building bas Case noted that this Is a new wr fO
/ I
STAMPS
II thwarted even members of Con- role for the accounting office I iii'|

from finding out more which, as a creation of Congress
gress !
FULL OF JUICE j Wlttl TMI Coupon end PurchOM Of IS
about the project acts as financial watchdog I Co*." Joho/l Quick ,..... ..,
I Ha again called for fuller pub- over the executive branch. Red I-Ik. pke: i
lic disclosure of governmental Its review Case said, Is recognition I;. Perch Fillets 39cj
activities and expressed hope of the legitimate demand J.. n 1.14 ji i
$100 .; Coupon Good thru lolunloy Nov MANN
the new Congress will adopt legislation for fuller public Informs GRAPEFRUIT j I 3 Sell; t
( to require members to tion about congressional actlvl

\ disclose their financial Inter. ties. bags ; ..
esls. Caw and other senators Introduced 'Try.
"The principle of public dls public-disclosure bills In I PLAID
'i,I closure is central to the effective the past several Congresses but U.\I.
workings of our political I none of them passed. STAMPS iii

[ system Cast slid In a letter to Case said, however that they MGt FINE III.OAOOlIXTRA WIDE SPECIALs GOLDEN SUN A & F REALLY FRESH 10-oi. WON Tun Cum* and Perms fCko i

( constituents.Cast said the new House Of.. were Senate discussed this year seriously for the In first the Egg Noodles 1 MB PKG. 29c StrawberryPreserves Instant Coffee JAR 1.29 :k SorArDoSo itl J-IV. I.... pie. I

,
flea Building named In honor time "I hope that in the next Dinner with meat 41e
of the late Speaker Sam Ray.. Congress !legislation can at last SPECIAL BAKERS ANGEL FLAKE 310.02.' Chdt-BoyAr-Do w/Moet or Muttwoom U'i et OoocIJ:. .

Iii I March of Dimes;;:; Fashion ShowElegant @Jij ui o mEn in THE ?ninny Y YRuth

i Elegant fashions will be presented -, fects In Florida, under the I packing, ind Mrs. Mitchell!

( at the March of DimesFashion : National Foundation program. ---------
r! pubItchy. Weimer Women's Editor
,
Shows slated for Tues. Mrs. Fred Laughon Jr. am
I THURSDAY November 12 until Mrs. I
am. noon, JosephM.
,/ day at the Gainesville Woman's, Mrs. Carlos Hope are genera Members of Little Vomen
q Luncheon honoring Ml 1 si Lops, Mrs. Douglas E.
I Club. Showings will be at 1a.m. 0, chairmen. will serve as ushers.
Barabara Bussard, fiance of Scates, Mrs. James 1.. Cooper, Benefit Slated
; and 8 p.m. Tickets are $]. They will be assisted/ by the Decorations will be done by William R. Gilcrest of Chicago and Mrs. E. M. Edmonson Jr. Bridge Party '
i Proceeds will benefit the following chairmen: Mrs. Per the House of Flowers and lightIng .
1 p.m., Mrs. C. D. Gunn at the Leps home, 2210 NW
March Dimes MeGriff Jr. treasurer, Mrs. by Carlos
of ElectricCo.
program ry Hope and Mrs. E. H. Lewis at the First Avenue. Plans for a "Crazy Hat" benefit Preceding the program I project for elementary school UV
which Is designed to providecare Leon Robbins, Mrs. Winston W. Hair styles will be by Houseof
former's home in to be held entitled "That Education
Micanopy. bridge party November film They May brary. The Depart-
for children with birth deIII1IIiID Little, Mrs. Roland Bryan, Mrs. Beauty and organ music will Coffee complimenting Miss I
19, and the annual Live was shown by Mrs ment plans to assemble 50 portfolios
Walter Parrish Jr., Mrs. E. A. be presented by Gridley's. Julie Cheves, fiancee of William

SATURDAY, November 11 '
Christmas Dance slated for De- George Singleton of the Alachua of clippings, articles, publications
and Mrs. Stanley Mathis, Costumes will be from N. 10:30
Craig the Babcock : a.m.
Coffee Miss Jane
honoring
cember 4, were announced at a Medical Auxiliary. The film I and pictures on a variety ,
tickets. outstanding fashion houses until noon, Mrs. Earl May,
; Elizabeth Bingham, bride
recent meeting of the Gaines- demonstrated proper proceduresIn of subjects useful In re-
I Also Mrs. E. Alray Howard, ranging in price from 17) Mrs. Charles Outen, Mrs. Ce-
to elect of George Rotor I c h ville Junior Woman's Club. mouth to mouth resuscitation. search by elementary school l
Medtceiie Approvedgt.ctrneei. : models Mrs. Arthur Lee n.4oo. cil Love and Mrs. Francis
nn : Schildge, Middleton, N. J., 10 Chairmen for the card partyto Other activities announced at children.
:Campbell, model assignment; Myers, at the latter's home,
,EDMUND DWYER food show to be
be held at the Woman's Clubhouse the meet was I
IKorrolovuttor Mrs. Earl May, dressing models 3207 West University Avenue. Mrs. Steve Schnell reportedthat
w. u?i her.itr A... IK l-ton ,' : Mrs. Dean Ostrander, un Tea HonorsMiss Miss Bussardthe at 9:30: a.m. is Mrs. held December 1 from 2 to 4 Junior Woman's Club dental -
Informal nuptial James Wharton. Mrs. Herbert p.m. at the Gainesville Utility
pre par
Barbara Bussard, flan tea table, which skit rehearsals have started.
was appointed ty honoring Miss Grace Jones and Mrs. W. H. Kerns Department. Distribution ot
I cee of William R. Gilcrest The first performance Is slated
,
in
was and white. I
\. Send Delicious Packages Ii complimented with a tea Mon- pink Dodge and her (lance, James are co chairmen for the Christ- toys collected in the Empty for November 25 at Lake Forest ,
Mrs. Clark W.
? of FLORIDA CITRUS for day afternoon given by the Mrs. Colin C. Gunn Penningtonand and Greene, 5:30: to 7:30: p.m., mas Dance which will be held Stocking Drive for needy children School. Performances are being
Mr. and Mrs. K. S. McMul- at the Moose Lodge. will take place December
Women of the Grace scheduled for Alachua C o u nty
Presbyterian Mrs. Fred Neal the
presided at Rev. Fred T. Jr., 17 and 18.
Church. len, 1065 SE Eleventh Ave Laughon elementary schools and Sunland
1HMKS6MN6, I silver service. nue. pastor of the First Baptist Mrs. J. R. Ihns 932 NW 36th Training Center.

Mrs. Warner Weseman was The bride to be was presented Church, was guest speakerfor Terrace, will be hostess thurs-I _
Make your friends thankful grapeltrult-.o tending them Florida hostess for the pre nuptial with gifts of linens anda the recent meet. He discussed day when members meet for a
Navel oranges and seedless gift the whole family event at her home with HARP Chapter assemble materials
will enjoy $6.95 delivered for /z bushel, 30 lb. package. more silver casserole by the organ the spiritual Importance of workshop to .
Send order by moil or phone than 50 guests calling during ization. God In marriage. to be used In a vertical file
the afternoon. Luncheon Set I
RIMIMBIR ALL PACKAGES ARE UNCONDITIONALLY

CROSS GUARANTEED.CREEK GROVESP. I hostess In the, Miss receiving Bussard line,were and her the and The Mr.wedding Gilcrest of will Miss take Bussard place First luncheon meeting o f I Calendar Of Events I 1Pf

., i Is speed, heads a research pro for prompt home delivery
;. terra: "" i ilo" Tarn sponsored by the Nation. C

.,,,'
for the study of
1 .t I 3722523ODI'S
radio
; I wave frequencies

,. I According to Smith the Russian -
scientists speculation i I. Pharmacy 376.2444
I...f 1 CU ::not by any means a new Idea. 4S
t'wasa: j I "It did not originate with A
these people," he asserten
"The general Idea of Intelligen -

0.1 2 bar \1, 'signals from spare Is not new.1
R What li new here Is the Wes'
0, that these signals are artificial

because of" the nature of their LYSOL SPRAYreg.

spectrum.
tt .0 i The Soviet article was written .
:: : by Nikolai S. Kardshev of
,'
h
Institute In Moscow, He I M.19 72ANACIN
rrrs cilt 'T: claims to have plotted a curve .
o Srroz '" representing the Ideal radio:
'.' spectrum for communication
th vci between civilisations Accord-
leg to this idea, the radio emissions
appear to be similar III
those expected from a super
''clvllluUon.

I ih),t1v meter line of hydmg or about Album Pages
ro 1,420 megacycles"The
0 UI main motivation far
.. FREE WITH PROCESS
, projects like Oima (it derive 50 eo
; it* name from the Wlsard of ORDIR
REA \ .f
oR ,: ; Oi') center around the argu

i Delegates from every elate 1119
MEET NORTHCENTRAL rill Include aO active bishops, 34CNow
or, strict( superlntradcnU a if
other leaders

In addition to Bishop Henley" ,
to Florida CcInf.tIII't..1 be
FLORIDA'S NUMBER ONE : represented by the \Rev. Raymond NEW FOILAlka
.. A. Alley of Ocala chairman .
o M of the Commission a 74 C
y Seltzer
:;, 4 World Serf Ire and Finance, and
'J' .
the following district supers Rctidents 98c a
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. : rej.

does the librarian of Congre
University of Florida studenU 1 1t ing effort of any kind ever heldon Alpha Delta PI sorority pro- dent Affairs Lester Hale later diverse as they were successful -the Plaza of the Americas during amountThe read when he Isn't working!
I turned over a record breaking this campus," reported Bill duced the largest contributionfrom this month. class breaks. largest total raised in Dr. Lawrence Quincy Mu
t $21.000 to the itudent loan McBride Jr., chairman of the student sources($804)) and One stunt that caused Flor- previous years in the "DollarsFor ford, In Denver for a speec
: fund after six month of planning drive and a University sop ho- Other winners and their divIsions Coeds In Mallory Hall stageda ida football coach Ray Graves Scholars" drive was $9,000 was perusing Perry Mason I
of was awarded the Dean R. C. were: Hume Hall, men's "The Case of the Ice Co
and seven days concentrated more. "quarter for a quarterback"raffle some distress was, the abduction -several years ago.
"Dollars for Schol- The funds will be matched on Beaty Dollars for Scholars residence halls; Jennings Hall, for a date with Gator of his star quarterback, Hands" when a reporter a,
ars" fund raising this week. I la nine-to-one ratio by the fed- Trophy. An added treat for the women's residence halls, and quarterback Tom Shannon.Fraternity Steve Spurrier, by a ban d of Some 5,000 students have proached.him Monday for a
The sum was(6,000 above the eral government to yield I approximately sorority will be a dinner served Sigma Alpha Epsilon, men's pledges were sold as coeds from Jennings Han. The been aided through the Univer- Interview.At
projected goal for the drive. $210,000 for student by University President I J. fraternities. slaves for a day and studentsin 1100 ransom was quickly paid. sity program,since "DollarsFor I home, Mumford said, h
"It's been the best fund rais loans. Wayne Reitz- and Dean .of Stu-. Fund raising methods_were as beggar clothing solicitied In The University Athletic Asso.. Scholars" began In 1959._. generally.reads heavier stuff
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NOON

JOE \LBERSTE1N
Larry Dupree has done a lot of things on the football Sun Sports EditorA s !

field "4or the University of Florida. So much to that he'll story of unlimited football brilliance of two seasons age
rank with the finest the Gators have had. p
players ever came to a dismal end Tuesday when veteran linebacker Rogei
But I doubt, If any of the 1964 VF team captain's feats Pettee of Bradenton was dismissed from the. Florida football
In uniform the past three seasons win benefit the Universityas squad
4 'd
much as what he did Tuesday night Coach Ray Graves, in keeping with previous action of this
The country boy from Macctenny got up ta front of the type, said the dismissal was for Wednendey, November i 1, 1964
Gainesville Quarterback Club, behind a microphone, and gave "disciplinary reasons" and did I fourth game (Alabama) of the
a talk. It was purely wonderful, no less. not elaborate further. season he played little.
Ha made, 'em laugh He made the blase Quarterbackers
Pettee, In a statement of his I
think. He made them admirers Most of all, I think, he made This year, a virus slowed Pet-
own, said he resigned for personal tea at the start of the
season,
the oear-200 business. civic, political and education leaders
who the organization whole lot of the reasons, would remain !in I he lost weight down to about
a prouder
compose
school finish his education and I .
212 pounds and had
University of Florida. never regained
hoped to play football after TornadoesF
."You caa take the boy out .f the country but you can'ttake graduation. pro the form he showed asa
the country out of the boy" Larry said that at the z sophomore He was one of five
beginning of hit talk. When h. had flubbed the only thing Great A. SophomoreTwo linebackers being used by UF
"country" was the Macclenny-type drawl The remarks 0 that seasons ago, as a sophomore coaches, along with Jack Card
cam Mt were polished, pertinent and delivered with the Pettee's play 'was .o, Jim Bernhardt Ron Purcell and Hard
confidence of a young man fully at ease with Us elders. outstanding that he was tabbed I Steve Heldt. Card and Heldt are
LINEBACKER BILLY JOE JAMES
Dupree was on the program because scheduled speaker Bonnie a "can't miss" all conference o injured leaving only Bernhardland
from B team to
times up varsity player with a great pro future Pursrll. Graves has mow

due to his size 6-4 and 225 1 ed up Billy Joe James and Ito b I Starke's Tornadoes worked end Louis Feast both were

Ford's pounds. As a Junior he Injuredan McCUllough from the B team to I on both offense and defense In banged up>> In last week's bet
Surgery ankle severely and from the fill In, a scrimmage Tuesday, busily to Mnrclenny and definitely

preparing for Friday nigh t' s will not see action. Kersey U
r' Important battle with Lake out for the season but FeaglaIs

Said Successful 1'111811 Eyes City. I expected back the following
Both teams are undefeated week
s and /the winner could very possibly Rill Westmoreland will move
HOUSTON (AP) -"I pitchedthe Record For represent tills region In Into a starting guard spot, and(
first of the Series; the Class A state playoffs. I guard Steve Trulock will takeover
Gibbs famed football official, had a death In the family Biebel's 639 the ball player game whispered, "and Most Passes Coach David tune! said star Kersey's.vacated tile k: I I.
and could not appear. I knew linebacker Jeff Warren Is In. jositlon, Larry Martin will take
"I was at home Just ready to sit down to a big plateof something was seriouslywrong. tine h o. p It il I with whstln fsagle's place at end
grits when Mr. Jennings (program chairman John Jen- Best Series NEW YORK (AP) Tulsa i c. Ihouiiht to be the flu The Rebels went through aa
nings) called me," Larry said "and asked me to come out 41 had had troubles with my and 117 other major college Bub Reaves alto has an InJured !offensive scrimmage Tuesday
'and talk. I was so shook that I almost lost my appetite"That Biebel 1 arm off and on for years football teams go after two knee and Dim Falcon Is and Coach Charlie Roberts

&. got a roar and only whet the Quarterbackers' appetite Barry Oil led of the Womble'aStandard Commercial pulled tendons and so on. records Saturdayone through hampered by a bruised )leg. singled out the running of half-
tor what was to come. "But this was different 1 J the air, the other through the The Tornadoes will continue hacks Russell Taylor and
Palm Lanes with
\ League at couldn't pitch at all My arm uprights. hard work today on both defense Layne Rooks and fullback Mae
Three Biggest ThrillsLarry a 221204214439 series. Huey would cramp." He pointed to I Crawford.
Beard of Woodrow' Men Store Tuba, which already! has a and defense
had best his left forearm lying on the prolific record.breaker In I Santa Fa will be without the P.K. Yonge worked on b o t k
outlined his three big thrills in his career. a 225 single hospital bed. "I would lose all Jerry Rhome needs quarterback servk.es of two starting linemen ,offense and defense, paw pro.
"As you know, my wife and I loot a baby last year Just Jim Douglas Chevrolet rolled the strength In my arm." only 21> yards o Friday night when It ectlnn: and basic fundamentals
before the I didn't know what I 1048 1029-975( 3052 while Ford have passing against in
Georgia game was going Whitey doesn't to North Texas State ROGER FET FEE meets powerful Lake Duller Its Tueiday workout.
to do. Coach Graves to and said, It doesn't United Liquors had a 1061 best Saturday to Coach Mike Gutlrrrrs
came me 'Larry, worry now. The future's bright. Tackle Charles Kersey and reports
surpass Its own dropped from UF aged _
season record of .
matter If you don't play tomorrow against Georgia. It doesn't game. His doctor says he'll be ready to 2,441 the squad In good physical con
matter," you dca't play the rest of the season. The only Jack Tomlinson of Carlos pitch again by spring trainingThe yards to set last year, according Although moat of the conjecture their finest practice of the season dltlun with no serious Injuriesand
thing I want Is for JOB and .your wits to be happy.1* I Hope Electric topped the Sunday doctors the Yankee pitcher Athletic National Collegiate' Is pure speculation, Gator Tuesday only several I colds.
Larry continued: Mixed loop with 191-154- saw in New York knew there Bureau figures released followers close to the scene Halfback Jack Harper has returned Friday night's battle with
"You can't !imagine what that meant to me. Thats whyI 213 560. Bill Holmes, Car was some obstruction of the artery today. believe the dismissal grew out to drills and should be Green Cove Springs will IPKY'
think the world of Coach Graves why the team has so os Hope had M4 and George which carries blood over the I At the same time, Tulsa may of the ",tlltud.* displayed by running at full speed by the end first annual alumni l i l
much respect for him. He's a real gentleman. Cappe rolled 518. Betty Olson, shoulder' and down toward the Join with the other 117 major the senior lineman In recent of the week.Halfback game, A section: will be reaerv
"Then there was the Georgia game I played but I dldnt Central Florida Tile fc Marble, hand I teams In trying to establish a weeks Alan Poe, whose ed for former players, and they
do'much for the team: But what the team did for me is led the women with 493 and Esther They sent him to one of the,new high for number of field Pctlee'l dismissal ends t h e father' died Sunday as a result will be recognized at halftime

more than I can ever express. After the game was over, Van Leer Kirkpatrick A world's best.known artery surgeons .! goals kicked In one season The tale that started when he signed of Injuries suffered In an auto Or Defense
when,they picked me up and carried me on their shoulders, Plerson had 461. Dr, Denton Cooley ,a schools need 27 to equal last originally with Florida S t a te, accident, la expected back by Lincoln labored almost .,.r.
gave me the game ball well ." Here, Larry trailed off, Carlos Hope Electric rolled a professor of at Baylor year's record 1H. They have claimed he wanted to play for the end of the week. tenslvsly on defense Tueiday InIn
shook his head in wonderment. Everyone understood. There 2230 series and an 122 best University College surgery of Medicine. booted at least 30 each Saturday the UF Instead; the Galon Virtually all the Gators' Injured effort to stop a big Orlando
are things beyond adequate description and feeling game. Splits were made by the this season signed Bill Burroughs of St. players should be ready for Jonea Team Sslurday nlghL
Joyce Nachtrieb. 4-10. Mary In sn operation Monday En route to Its Pete, he claimed he wanted to 1 FSU on Nov. 21. lone exception Coach Jesse Heard said half
r"A Special; Closeness Mulllnax, 5-7j and George Cappa doctors the cut muscular the nerves coat of which the has amassed 22JO record yards Tulsa- play for FbU, so the srhoiili I \ appears to he Cardr whose barks: John Washington and
supply passIng
4-7-1. were persuaded to trade the I knee Injury Is a severe one Kenneth Galloway: both arth'thtyqd
"And being captain of this 1964 Gator football team. That's Phyllis Wright paced the Roy artery that was disturbing cir than, more than 400 yards better two grldders.Ironically The Gatea ,1UtCUJJ'nulI.dtlQ/t i / } with Injuries and pro.bii
/ .
'the greatest thing of an. To think that these other fellows si Poultry loop with 175 1U- culation. second-place Iowa. Burroughs quit atFSU : this week, pcrhopj taking Saturday .iy wont ...* action this I
look up to me, respect me, listen to what 1 say, you don't 159-422. Liz Elleman had 521 Those nerves had been causing The Hurricanes aloe hive two actions ago off or having only a tight week
know how wonderful that Is. and Norma Westman 505. the artery to constrict and built up an unsurmountable lead Ffoel'rac'.IC'. melon that day. Graves likely The Terriers will mix it up
"1"1 tell you something. This Gator football team Is close, Nonle Crom had a 191 best produce spaims. In total offense with 3.321 yards Meanwhile, the Gator, shak will Institute closed .. today with both offense and do
a special doteneis. We're like a finally .( brothers. I think game. Their average of 475.yards per Jig off the loss to Georgia last next week for the .slon'l.tense and also work on kkk
perhaps this Is else .f the things that affected u last Saturday Chicks rolled a 1402 series anda Greek Grid tame Is ahead of Notre Dame.I Saturday, ripped through one of 'am. In,.
against Georgia although I doa'l mean It as any sort .fexcise. 506 top game. Splits were Slated -
Game
But whoa Alas Poe came back, we could sea how made by Bertie Redden 5-7-10.;
grlef-strkkea he was over his father and we knew how close Nonie Crom 5-74;. and Florence All Star Greek Intramural'' ;3 DAYS ONLY!

be and Us dad were. It bad I* have some kind of effect Bedell 57. football players from Florl d sand
.. ..." (Editor's notes Pot's father died Sunday night' of Steve Reuthlnger 1 o f Gainesville Florida Slate will battle at
Injuries received! It' days ago la aa aalomobir* accident.) Shopping Center had 1S2- I p.m. Saturday preceding the I .
Til ted you one thing This Gator football team has a 1(9-211-582 In the Industrial i l Florida Auburn freshman grid
lot of heart.. We're" going to come back from that loss to League Tuesday night. Whitney tame. I
Georgia." Seifert of Gainesville Sun roiled The Greek contest will be on ar

S66 and Jack Thompson, Cannon the campus trick, and admission
UJll Try If Pros Ask Insurance had 551. will be a 25 cents donation
Shopping Center posted 9M-I to Dollars for Scholars. I,

Dupree had a question-and-answer period,too 06J-991-3M1! : with I the 1062 The rivalry between Florida I J "
He told the Quarterbackers that Alabama's line was the best game. John Benyo All i and FSU should make the content I, Safely Highway Nylon r f
toughest. "They're not big, but they sure are mean. And It's state Insurance had a 211 top I a fitting followup to Fall .
not just one of"them hitting you Its a whole gang of game. Ken Kent. Piggie Park I Frolics which will be held Friday I Guaranteed Against All Failures \ ." 1
them every time. Restaurant made the 4-S split night. 'r
Asked abort pro folbalL "If they ...'! kink/ : Fm toe small for Treed u,. Plus a 21-Month

and someone gives me a chance, HI try. I hate the though more compliments like that" II Guaronttt on Wear Out r
of saving to atop playing football after ftis year." It brought down the house.
One Quarterbacker wanted to know what Larry would have i1.Lt
done If fellow townsman Marcus Rhodesia two long runs had lf a Rigger Game I 6.70 x 15 Tube 9
beaten the Caters this year when Florida played MississippiState.
that there Is I bigger game Blockwoll
It also brought the realization Type Pies Tn
"We'd hive hanged him. There are more Florida rooters being played at the University of Florida. Wt sO want to win end old Tire
In Macclenny than Mississippi State fans" football games sure But the other game Is more Important r"v
Asked bow he liked playing halfback;, be said, "I told the What the UlvenHy of FUrlda sat dose for Larry Dupree, T.10.15 ,."-f,.. .......It . 1144.. '
7JOr.ll f..f, OI..t... . 15 44e
eoacbes I coalda't ran from aaywkrre bat fallback. Bit this hi tar year earn shining through I. brightest colon Taead.y.might 50.ll T....... SI.
.year, I *.'! knew. Those Bncbackrrs Just dart eeeas to he at tilt Gainesville (;elf and Country Club. It shewed as 7.JO.14 Ti...... Sl..b. ft 15 44.
able to find me so "10,. ft* sew I like running fromkaUbaek. bin poise, Ms talk, bin quick wit 70i1f T.k..lM llwk..H 1J'"'
',00.,. To...lw lltxkmN as 44.
You see tomorrow society couldn't care less about LarryDupree's '....1' ,...... .!.
Another Quarterbacker got up and told Larry that the club football accomplishments. But society will grab and 10.14. f...W. a>..k. N n...
stands 100 per cent behind the Caters, that be is a fine needs all the leadership traits It can find.They' ,*0." f....... 'l..h.lI. 1744' +
young mss one of the best at the UF etc. baa Pin* Tee aid O4 Ti.WHITtwAltl.
made a leader of Larry Dupree. That always ONLY 12 MOil Ml fill
Larry, with a grin after tile applause subsided said "Any .to be the finest! victory. _'.

against Georgia' ground gam "We've got to do everything
and also on past offense. "We re can to offset Mississippi's
know Georgia controls the bal tory explosive offense" Dickey

with a flawless and powerfu :aid. "The, have the kind of stark .
ground game" Coach Ralpl that can score a lot of BRAND

Jordan laid "We must get oui mints on you In a hurry."

defense ready to stop their re Alabama Coach Paul Bryant
b A r d leafless attack" I tamed the 17 senior members of

,M. Georgia Coach Vine Dooley the team as captains for the

named tackle! Jim Wilson, fullback Georgia Tech game. End Tommy -

Frank Lankewicz and halfback I Tolleson was In the university
Doug McFalli as trl-cap- : Infirmary with Influenza and I TIRES

talni for the Auburn game He guard Wayne Freeman was un-
aald all played their best game i able to work at full speed because

against Florida last week. of a sore wisdom tooth. '
Coach Doug Dickey of Tennes- Louisiana State held a short I FROM TIRE CITY

practice devoted to offensive
and defensive THC HAND AND
preparations for YOU NAME
Tensi Still Mississippi State.Mississippi CHANCES AM Wl SELL IT FOR

State held what LESSt PRICES AS LOW AS...
State's Best Coach Paul Davis called a "real
good practice drill." The work

out was devoted to team offense

CoachDave I On Offense and team defense. "LSU has a { .tf'.TI SM
Young Cage fine pair of quarterbacks In Pat 95
I TALLAHASSEE (AP) Steve "
Screen and Billy Ezell, Davis
Detroit Pistons basketball
DeBusscliere! 2-1. new coach of the professional! !
Tenil Florida State
quarterback
said. "Wa must be able to
play with Don Wattrlch, left, Pistons'! official It must! have stop
team, diagrams a
maintained hit lead In ov- their passing If we hope to standa
worked. Detroit snapped A losing! streak Tuesday night. erall total offense the "
CAP. Wi......... t. Kit km) among chance of winning 1AMDNDD
tate'i football players this I Tulane worked hard on Its

week. kicking and offensive game In

The lead shifted broadly in preparation for Vanderbilt
Pistons GetVictory Claassen Selects other( categories. Mississippi spent a lot of time 670.15'

Tend built up Ma lead Saturday polishing offense for the Tennessee BLACK TUBE
although FSU tied Houston game The Rebels also
'For TYPE'
J-13. He completed 13 of 22 devoted some time to their kickIng COMPLETE FRONT
Irish Tide LSU passes for 149 yards giving him I game and worked on defense
New CoachBy a total offense of 1,304 yards In against a B team using Tennessee END DEPARTMENTS!

third,year player In the National Veterans' Day, a day college to decide. Including six touchdowns.Miami' shoring up a leaky pass defense. *5.95 6.50 '1:50:
.
Vanderbilt devoted much of its $7'9'5
Basketball Association: the football coaches enjoy because Texas over Texas Christian: Bob Biletnikoff surged
into third In total offense drill to pass defense. ..... knMMiM
disturbs place -
buzzer ending Tuesday night's here Is nothing that The Longhorns' offense la backin
Detroit Pistons-Baltimore Bullets them more than relying on g ar. ahead of Florida's Steve UF Game Film ,EASY TC TERMS-KO MOSEY DOWN1S30IHQ00!
In Nebraska Oklahoma Spurrier. Biletnikoff now has 111
crucial
had a very special sophomores a gridIron over Just Charge Tel
game S.y
battle. State: The nation's longest winning yards In 202 plays to ease past Showing Set OPEN
ring.It From the number of upsets streak major "cot Spurrier's 777 yards In 137 playsBob's .
among
was DeBusschere's first Play by action of the >< A.M.t0 .
big brother, FLU flank. play
that last weekend Is stretched without
to IS
prevailed legs
game as coach of the Pistons, there must have been numerous much trouble. er-back Fred Biletnikoff had to Georgia Florida football game [[ !
who ended a six'game losing watch the Houston proceedings will be presented on film Thurs ,y
In action. How else Louisiana State over MissisIppl
sophomores -
streak with a llt-117 victory from the sidelines Saturday with day night at I o'clock In Me M
can explain such tosses as State: Pat Screens pinpoint
over the Bullets In the'opener of you a painful Charley horse but his Carty Auditorium on the University
Ohio State and Georgia Tech? passing too much for Mississippi
an NBA doubleheader at Phila- pass receiving lead was not en- of Florida campus. 405 N.W. 13th Street
Those two results were among Slate.Piersall. .
the
delphia's Convention Hall. dangered.The Sponsored by University'sAlachua
the 15 wrong guesses made a County Alumni Club I .
San Francisco toppled Philadelphia figures, compiled by Elgin Phone FR 2.5030
110-W In the second week ago, dropping the seasonal Best'Comeback' White of Tallahassee, show the the color dims will i 1 be narrated .
percentage to .'99. senior Biletnikoff with lOt yardsIn by Ed Kensler. Qato r
game Relying strictly on the veterans 41 receptions, good for eight offensive line coach. There Is
In the only other game here are this week's selections touchdowns. His nearest competitor no admission charge forth e
the Lakers staved off a \
played film .
: Florida end Charles Casey showingSHELLEY'S
and downed By DICK BIESER __ _
Mew York rally u -- ------- ----- ---- --
late Notre Dame over Michigan amassed In 34
482
I AiMclaled: Press Writer yards receptions
Los Angeles
Knlcks 108-101 in
:the State This Is the that
: year FSU's Don Floyd moved
ENCINO Calif. (APA
THE JOE HARRIS FOOTBALL FORECAST
Notre Dame breaks the Jinx Jubilant Jimmy Piersall calledIt Into third place with 401 yards In
DeBusschere., starting for. that Duffy Daugherty teams
21 catches.
"my biggest thrill In baselall" "Patronize The Sponsoring Merchants"FRIDAY
-
ward on the Pistons helped his have held over the Irish the past Seminole halfback Phil Spooner THE
own cause with 28 points. eight)ears. The Huarte-to-Snow upon learning that he'dbeen continues to lead in rushing Home of The EVENING NOVEMBER 13, 1964PraktMt

Wood to PlayNEW W. $.U ......"! ReattedBeildNy.l..
EACH WEEKCOME
< \ la,
rT'i, Fill Sarvka
____
YORK (AP) VeteranY Fail Oil DeaUn"DAVIS C
A. TlUle will continue to bold PH.Gel..m. .
down the quarterback spot for .
Coach IN AND SEEIMPERIAL US- 1.4361
the New York Giants but
'...tIte HtI',
Allle Sherman Indicates rookie
SERVICE Sa OIL CO
Gary Wood may find himself to lefof* ..4 After McCOYBUILDING
often than to
the Uae-up mere
TVe W sore! .
STATION
the past Bee O Pe
"Then Is no reason to bench Drive SoMe S
YA," Sherman said Tuesday 4207 N.W. 13th St. Gainesville f la. Us BOTTLING CO. CENTER
'But we like Gary Wood. "We'll
use them both." -

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Wednesday November} I,.19S4 _Gainesville' .Sun_*

day Plans FOR 23 YEARSAtlanta I,

.j"'Tour F" a' After SignsMilwaukee MOTT'S

:"LisWfa Bout _

Club
By CHARLES: MCCILUCVDDY
.Associated Press Sports Writer 1605 N.W. 6th St. PR 0-7537
< BOSTON lAP) Cassius i
ATLANTA (AP) The Milwaukee Atlanta-Fulton County Recreation -
,Cay- hopes,God will be to his
.corner when he lakes on Sonny Braves have signed a Authority and Braves otfllals TIRE SALE!
Listen next Monday night in 25-year contract to begin play Montgomery called Mayor
defense'of his world ing baseball In Atlanta's 'IS- Ivan Allen of Atlanta while the
heavy- million stadium In 1961 contract was being signed. T.k. Type Fin lh>. $.e..d LI.e Tied UM
weight boxing championship. I 6.70x15T 11.95 11.95 7.95
The contract was signed late "Tell them they Just made the
"U I win, Itll be the will of Tuesday In Chicago by Arthur best trade they've ever made," "k.lm Slat
Cod" Clay said Tuesday In a Montgomery chairman of theDemons' Allen told Montgomery CS.oo.u 11.75
display of the 6.50x13 12.50
deeper man bet
The contract took
ter-known signing 7.5014 15.25 11.95 9.95
as a talkative clown
with a punch. "If I lose" he Star place two days before It was + 1.00.14 15.95 14.95 10.958.50x14
scheduled. Atlanta and Brave
added, "it'll be Coda ww." 17.95 15.95
official apparently were appre-I
,. Clay, who has adopted the enslve that Milwaukee County
Piccolo Gets officials further TIRES BALANCED 99c plus weights
the
Muslim religion as well as the might delay
,religious name Muhammad All, plans to move to Atlanta by securing Wheel Bearings Cleaned & Repacked 99c
Instant credit all oilca's
aid his new religion has given .e tU' Buck of Week another court order restraining TO

him a billion followers around the Braves from signIng and deportmentstore BRAKES, ADJUSTED" . 99e
the world followers who never any agreement until the end courtesy cards.
beard of boxing until he became WI_ 10 .... duelHe's By MURRAY CHASS of the 1965 season. ALIGN FRONT END , $6.95
Associated Preis Sports Writer .1 No Down Payment
champion. The officials already had
secured
Best Lineman Brian Piccolo has stepped a court order restraining Ma Interest Comber Coster & To. In.
The champion said he will from a part in "Come Back, the Braves from signing a contract 10 Months ta fey

visit the Middle East after the Glenn Resaler of Penn State signs autographs for Little Sheba" Into one of the to play In Atlanta In 1965. I II ALL TIRES PLUS TAX AND TIRE OFF YOUR CARL
fight, especially Turkey, "where surprise roles of the college
two admirers the
On Nittany Lions' campus. Kessler I Meanwhile, In Milwaukee, the
;40,000 people are waiting to see was voted Lineman of the Week for his. efforts his football season
." aa county board voted unanimously MUFFLERS GUARANTEED FOR LIFE OF YOUR CAR
team upset$o. 2 ranked Ohio State, 27-0, last Vcek. No one was more surprisedthan to send a delegation to Washington I
He also said his Muslim religion Duke last Saturday when D.C., to meet with officials
I the Piccolo led Wako Forest to a 20- about the of
reason some peoplein prospects starting
the United States make him Penn State Star 7 upset victory that seriously an antitrust action against the BRAKES RELINED Motor Tunc.up
hindered the Blue Devils'
the "bad guy" for this fight Braves and other National
"But I don't chances for the Atlantic Coast League clubs.
care. Just so longs Ports .IId labor 'included
they buy the tickets." Conference championship. Rep. Henry Reuis, I.wlJ..1
Piccolo's performance he who the InsU- S39S. $49s
While the challenger Llston, Is Top Lineman urged county to $14.95 $19.95
In scored all of the points has ute such a suit, said the county
worked out historic
Plymouth
earned for him today selection should sue for triple damages I
many miles from _the 0,000 Mil.a 10.000 Miles tS 8 ..
,scene of the fight at Boston Gar- UNIVERSITY PARK; Pa. the sparkplug In Penn State's as Back of the Week by the Associated and an Injunction because the I eyl'a. cyl'

den, Clay was telling what he (APA football writer once! comback after I dismal start of Press. league voted to permit the I Guaranteed GuorGlltHd
Piccolo, who rather would Braves to shift to Atlanta In 1986 Plus Parts
proposes to do to keep his psychological compared him to a panzer divIsion -three straight losses. Faced
war In full swing. clearing the way, fir his with their first losing season lalll about Eugene O'Neill than but ordered them to stay In Milwaukee ..
fellow troops. since 1938, the Lions battled Knots Rockne was the workhorse for the 1963 season.
"I to talk to ths Bear (as ___ __ __ .L' ____ __.
plan back to win four of their next of the Wake Forest
he refers to LIston) when we get I Opposing coaches sit In awe five. Ressler's play made the rlumph, running 36 times for i r
,In the ring" he said. "I talked when they see him play. difference. US yards, catching three passes

to him last time, too. 1 told him, And Rip Engle says he's the for 41 yards on a play the Deacons NOW GET $4 TO IO PER
,'C'mon, Bear you're losing greatest college lineman In Against Ohio State, he caused tried for the first time and
,your crown. Watch this one, America. one fumble recovered another coring three tmlthdowns and
,Bear -pow pow C'mon, and spent about as much timeIn kicking two extra points.It .
Bear!,you gotta fight to win'," That's the story of Penn' the Buckeye backfield aa the was the first time Wake I

Site's Glenn Ressler, selected Buckeyes themselves. Forest defeated Duke since
Clay Remains as the Associated Press Line- 941. The Deacons suffered 12 TIRE TRADE-IN ALLOWANCEon
man- f-the-Week for his great Holm's Wins losses In between.
performance in the Lions' stunning -
'
No. 1 The senior fullback retaining
Ring's
27-0 upset over Ohio State
In ill national
last Saturday. Volleyball rushing leadershipwith
NEW YORK (AP) Ring 137 yards scored on run on world-famous
Magazine listed Cassius Clay "Some of the things Ressler In Women's Volleyball League of one and 12 yards and on an
today as 'still the world cham- does you have to see to believe play at Gainesville High School 1-yard pass. He carried the .,.w 1904deal
pion" and named Sonny Liston ," said Engle In his 15th I gym Rohn's Dairy Queen ball 10 times on the IJ-play
the No 1 heavyweight contender 'year of coaching at Penn State and Thompson Refrlgera Ion drive for the last touchdown. I firestorm

In ita November boxing rat "He's great on offense" and he's kwon two games each. When he graduates' he may'
great defense.. have trouble deciding which ca- n
ings. I Rohn's topped Jones Johnson to follow full-time He "5 w. ',
reer un-
The World Boxing Association i Nicknamed Zeke by his teammates -' 15-4.: 15-11 Patty Schnell doubtedly baa aroused the Interest .' r\ r

withdrew recognition of Clay as the foot-2, 230-pound !scored 13 points for Rohna and of some professional teams, 500" NYLONSMCETHfplSniE
middle guard U the quiet man I
heavyweight champion for signing Ronnls Hall had seven pointsfor but there's also the stage."I I
a return bout with Uston at of the NittanyLions one who Jones-Johnson. I
would rather play than talk : really like the theater I" h.
Boston Nov. 18. Ita last monthly Thompson Refrigeration was '
aid. "I'm a speech major and TURNPIKE
AfEn
ratings failed to list either In the "This Ii a tremendous honor" victorious over K Irk patrick- If F the right opportunity for I \
top 10.The. he said when ,Informed of his PIerson by 19-11; IMt Ger- theater career came along I'd '
championship was listed selection as LMneman-of-the- trude Combs scored nine pointsFor probably take It. I love crowds" lACE TilE pumE WMMIIOOXO DEJIG
u vacant and Ernie Terrell of Week. "Nothing like this has Kirkpatrick Plerson, and When he's not battering an a..e....N..wl/w..w.i.. With*llMrf.......*.!..rimtoMm
Philadelphia was ranked first happened to me before, butdon't Dianna Cuppy had seven pointsfor opposing team's line, Piccolo \ __4....d___...0'''' "m,TI"r mi.**__m*.*

I --- LONDON (AP) The new, -
Late Morning Labor government announced I A spokesman for the Aluchua ton supervisor, laid on election talned.

II today substantial increases in I County Commission said Tun- day she Intended to ask the,
Readers' Request N. Y. Listing British pensions and unemployment day there Is no need to buy county to buy more machines, He said the county hired an
benefits and a hike In In. more voting machines to use In Iso expert several months b. fore
AllisChaJ 204 IntPap 37-S come taxes to pay for them.. county elections, despite several I that breakdowns would not election to go over all 79 county

I=".':;" *"011... .,.. STOCK LISTINGS AmAir 46V4. Kais Al 29'% the exchequer a post slml- three of the county'i 32 pre- i one precinct, electors stoodIn were certified In good condition
Jar to secretary of the treasuryn ,, cinch on election day. and ready to use, before the
AmBrk 48% Ken'cott 92\, line JH to 2 hours to ballot,
KerceiWulbeniMurphey the United States told the Mrs. Alma Bethea, reglatraFnrni election
.. AmCan 434 Lig&My 85 H House of Commons the additional after machine breakdowns Delays

AIr ...._. 'M' .40 214 Forrest Labs _._ 2540ConU 55,900 Goldfield Corp l\ off *- GenEl 87S UCarb 1244 I I I Britain'year. trading In Ctm'f Change ney boiled the Democratic party will be the conservative party
In. _._ 2.20 81 Founders Life __ 10.0Contrl 47.700 New Idria 2'. off i. GenFds KHi: UnitAirc 58H Europe have criticized partners the : and Joined the South Carolina of the future In Florida and In

Eel Curtis ... __,.,.... .80 134 Universal Cigar -.............".. 5x4 Commons had been expected to decrease In bus I n i sand party with abandolng the principals as resident Ire holder
IBM S.00.419 AMERICAN STOCK Re-Elects Officers :abstain, but Jeremy Thorpe told traffic on the highway of Jackson and Jefferson. electors Their political affiliation .
Int Mm Cwo _. l.80a 381,1 EXCHANGE,/ the House his party Would vote "It has gone toward a more has no bearing on their

lot Tele __ .._.._. ion 59% Aerljet Gen ._.._._..". 281. against the Tory motion because socialistic trend that I din't candidacy for the commission.
Health ;
Kellogg __ .BOa 50 II Analex Corp __ 281,1 All officers 'of the Alachua which the Alachua FB deleaaI I : "In the first place It is Croup agree with" McK I Inn sy ex The registration office at the

Lehman Cp 1.34e 3m Aqua Chem 14'' County Farm Bureau were reelected -. Linn will at this meet I II arrogant, secondly It U complacent plained."It Is too far left. courthouse reported this morn-
Litton In.... .... 1.98f 73V4 Aurora Plastics ,,.._..... 269'I for another year' at a I present and thirdly U arises, some Cites Sen. Cross! A Democrat since h* first I leg that McKlnney Is not the
Lone S Cm .._ 1.00 21 Barnes Engineer ..... ..... 19"i I dinner meeting of the FB board I'I'11Di. three weeks after the government I registered to vole, McK I Inn. y only party jumper.
Marsh Fld ,....... 1.60 52V4 Butler Shoe .. __ lll1i I of directors last night Wershow urged attendance ofd has taken office, out of State Sen. J. Emory (Red) said he first considered changing Sine Monday whin tht
Martin M ... ......,.* 1.00 194 Chromaloy .....__,,_ la I las many members as possible|sheer bigotry" Cross wan recognized Tuesday 'His. registration about 10 nooks reopened following list
McG Hill _. .60a ,,364 Cinerama _.._..._ 'h Named to new terms were at the stat meeting sine policy On Monday night, the new night by the Alachua County yean ago Tuesday's election, between
Mead Corp _. ? 1.70 4S'% Computer Sci __.... 25"1 I Jame Wershow, president; M. making for the next government weathered its first Mental Health Aaron fr hi. "It wss not a sudden change" eight and 10 pirnni' hiv
Merkd 2.00a 47. Cutter Labs A ___ 171i 4 M. Bryant, secretary treasurer will be the main Item of business. year confidence test by only six work on behalf of mental health, he noted changed their registration.
Nat Alrl .._.,.,. .80. 574 Data Control ._ a ._.... 52'/I and W. N. Johns, vice presi. votes. On that ballot the Liberals programs ai a elate senator "Hi 'said I'number of persons I Registration officials .al I Id
N Y Cent] ._.... .50g ,46% Fulton Inds ... _.._..._.. 9'11 I dent. 'supported a Conservative Sidney Martin a i s e elation have supported hit stand In becoming the changes have been evenly
Nia M Pow ..,.? .... 2.00 55% Gen Develop ...... ... ....._ 4 Johns discussed the flue-cured motion enticing Labor's plans president, gave Cross in award one of the first local, distributed among Independents,
Norfolk W ._....... 6.00 137% Jax MINI Mkts. _:....._...8 Two new directors elected at tobacco situation and warned of I to nationalize the steel Industry.HANAIT. ,of...appreciation._.. J politicians to leave the tradkGrenade Republlrini and Democrats
No Ind P S .. .. 1.48 614 Mackey Airlines 5 4, the annual FB meeting 1 last: another possible 10 per cent cut

No Nat Gas .....,..180 18% Mead Johnson .. 18'{,, month, were sealed. They are in acreage allotment for 19(5.
Olin Math... ..,.1.20 404 Pac NW Tel .._.....__ 22' Tom Shaw and F. S. Lagasse.The .:1 of Blast Hurts 40 ChildrenIl'ihe.r.
Cyril Boyd Newberry gave
Owens II G 2.50 105% Philips Elec _._ 4S' directors di.icu.isrd! the
State Farm Bureau a run-down on the present pea-
Pac GleE 1.00 34% Redwing Carriers 11 upcoming .
Pac Lung 2.40 314 Ric Group ....._M_. .... .._ 3 meeting, which starts Sunday in nut situation. At the ann u 41 1 ,
meeting he had presented' Germany tAP) A I Rudolph Posplech U, who" noshed to the school. "Ther wss a sudden bang r
.. ,_ 644 Orlando ,and the resolu 11 I o a IMason I
Pac T & T .,.,.. ,.. 1.20 28. Sperry R-Wts
hand grenade exploded In an found the grenade, loat a hand The boy old his friends h* we were about to back In
resolution calling for creation of go 9
.. .. .. .. ... 52-. ,
.. .
Pan Arner A ...:;;... ? 1.20 304 Syntex ) .IoJ-win-- elementary school playground hand an Other boys and hid found the grenade In a school. Then
state commission to eye. everyone
.. .... a peanut
_. Elec ..... .. 27x4Pennzoil
Parke Div 1.00 284 Tampa German'
today, wounding 40 ( girls suffered facial and body small grove of tree and put It acrfimed and I was knocked
_. ..._ 200 43H Tech Measur. .. .... ._. 181/ Ci\c help with the marketing of pea- IIInjured
DegreesThe children, torn of them seriousy. Injuries. In his pocket. tie kept It then .
Pfizer ...._ .80a 49i: Twa Wts .... ... .. ._ 29 nut Twenty three of the children I until rereis. carriedInto
............ .... ... ......_ 7 pupils were
Phelps DG _.. 300 744 Valspar York Rite Fall festival Aja'chua County FB delegatesto !
A boy said he found the grenade were admitted to a hospital! At recess, lit pulled out the class rooms by teachers until
Polaroid ... _. ._ .20 171% MUTUAL FUNDS will confer the degrees oft h e' the stat meeting In Orlando 1 In a woods on his way to liThe remainder were Mleased pin while with a group of Red Crag'workers arrived
Pub Sv E 0.._..... 2.60 384 Affiliated Fund .......... .. ... 1.96 Council Thursday, at 1 p.m.I will Include Mr. and Mrs. Wer school near a U. S. Army Instslation. r treatment friends On of them said then to take them to "hospitals

Pun 011'-._ _. 1.60 584 Capital LIT ft Cr _._ ... 10.05 The Order of the Red Cross and show, Bryant Mr and Mrs. He took out the pen and I Police, Red Cross helpers and was I sharp (pop' and Ponpltch School minorities said then
Rayonler ... ._ 1.00 43'/4 Divers Growth ......._. .. 1025 the Order of Malta will be conferred -I Johns, Kent Duke, Lag use, dropped* grenade Just as the men of the local fire brigade threw the grenade on the wit a standing rule that children
Rex-all .:.._ ,50b 59'i Dividend Shares ._ 3.82 Friday at I pm. Cern Joe Imler and Boyd. All other children were lining up to r. and all available ambulances ground. finding strange object'
Reyn Metl ._.... .50 324 Dreyfus ........,.. ......... ... .. 21.17 d el I '
monies will be at the Masonic[directors are alternate e' urn to classes after morning Including thourom the nearby "I was about 10 metersawsyM should turn them over to ateacher
Rich Merr 1.00 55'" Fidelity Capit _. ........ ..... 11.89 said
Igates.Studying recess. USArm. barracks, were Jutrgen Jrlsrh, It : ,
R C Cola _._ ,. 1.20 194' Fidelity Fund ..... .. .--. 1865 Temple. _...1. ..- : :-. .! :

Irregular patters early 213.11 I 20 Rails j up 123 Petersburg: and Charta Car:the If U IVfalhon seta about

"rhTpac ranis, laboratory tecnniclli) ,':M I* 70 miles louthwtst of
of trading pkked spas 15476 I U Utl \ up l.n
Tamp [luinhatcnr*.
actively from
steel rallied 307iTT I 60 Stocks!I uiii':
baser Mo Densely met the l
recent sharp DeYII..IIt. sea We M DM
Early dealing affected by 1,011.0001 I Volume I 1.030.0M boat when It comr n with
bottom at that area I Ja deal
the Veterans' Day observanceal samples and nukes Ih* count.'
IrtttodJni coral and sponge. H*
and some other hull I Ih aka remove the ergaalc
banks
tans of tile bat however, laid be did sot know sf tile
Ihiggtah and soluble material from die
iuUM were sample
The Dow Jones industrial average ilon crab Bad died or If they
showed a somewhat tower price and return H to tile mar-
bad moved out becau el
alack
.24
at noon was up al i
la PtUrs-l
St.
to* laboratory of fooJ4.lie .
kneels rebounded other rw.The burg for testing I

'7f4ERE5 Nt1fl45 5r i I f OCDlI I iTS COLD AND DAMP M
DEAR ABBY ( Mi5ERABLE I I I 1 1i TH CENflTHiNSTQ DO EXCEPT
I THAN A FAl1 JUST HANS AROUND THE HOUSESO

J Whet's year ,...,."*P 'H .". I F I RAIN.., i l lZ

: : Not tlie FirstAbigail ...1/ sale, writ U Akkr, lei 1)65 I y I I i I I II I I J { JI I

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Van Buren i
.A. .1.! ,.. Abby 'mw'n ill "..11. ire I ,
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TO THE LAW OPTNOON Nis WEIS
DEAR ABBY' How can you tell II a man b married? to keep my mind on my work, and this problem Is keepingme (, w HOLD THE ITIIACa'RDNGTO LAW OF OUR ACCORDING *. DO?'

The way men lie nowadays you can't tell the married ones up night Can you give me some advice? =: L. I Cou' i' BINGO MUSTSOP T
from the tingle ones. You sure can't believe what they tell IN DOUBT 1 KILL SAW MM DE TRI ED 1jY A LJURY DIVtIJ-AND YOIJ'RiL MERI=

you. I was a widow for six years when my daughter intro- DEAR INt: When a ma Is In love, he knows It, and he ML W rrM! MORTALSf.ADMIT fT 7A (T 1 I IIT.
duced me to a very nice man whom she knew at the place doesn't question his motives lor considering marriage. Don't
where she worked We were attracted to each other from marry this "wonderful girl" while you are still wondering ..
the start He said his wife was dead. We went together for whether II'. "love" or the deferment that Is drawing you
almost a year. This man asked me to marry him after our to the altar. Army duty If temporary. Marriage Is a life. .
second date. I said I thought we should get to know each time hitch! '
other better before discussing marriage. I don't know what
he'd have done if I had said yes because his wife was is.

very much alive (I Just found out about her last week). DEAR ABBY About the "retarded" poodle who piddles: rPe '..
I called her on the phone and she told me plenty. She The owners sound retarded to me. In the first place, pup-
wasn't mad. She said I wasn't the first and I wouldn't be pies should not be taken from' their mothers until they are ( fi FV
the last. Also that she didn't love him but was only keepinghim ten weeks' old, If a dog is taken for a walK the first thing: -
around for his pay check. So dear Abby, I'm asking In the morning, and rewarded with a kind word or a biscuit
you How can a woman be sure? for having accomplished the purpose of the walk, then turned r..l i SOMEPLACE '
SHOCKED out a time or two during the day, and walked again In the ""tIr I JEST GOT TO WHAR PAWAIN'T \ 11 11ooww

DEAR SHOCKED: Your most reliable Information, on the evening, the carpets and furniture would be safe.I FIND A QOODERHIDE a TO SNOOP LIKELY
marital status of a suitor would come either from the bureauof worked In a resort motel, and half the people with dogs ry / PLACE AROUND
vital statistics or from others who have known the man who checked in for the weekend would get stoned In the P'!; FERW BUTTER-
evening, then sleep off their hangovers until that C'AN' IG MONEY _
noon. By
longer than you have. Some men are polished liars, so U
a man never takes you to his old haunts and never Intro time the poor dog would have answered Nature's call on the
daces you to his friends, beware. carpet. But why blame the dog If the owner has no sense? L 1fr
Yours for a better deal for dogs.
e MRS. R M. H
DEAR ABBY: I am 23, single and have a very good job. ;J

I've been deferred from Army service because of my Job, DEAR ABBY: Tell Julius' wife not to complain because Z
but my derferment Is up In January; I recently met the her husband can't dance. If he's the same Julius I knew r.n

most wonderful glrL I see her only on week-ends, but she back In Indiana about 15 years ago, he couldn't dance then,
is constantly In my thoughts. I've asked her to marry me, either. But he had a lot of other qualities that were much
but now I'm not sure if I'm really In love, or Just looking better than.dancing. I wish I had waited for him. metan
for someone to marry to stay out of the Army. I find it hard STILL CARES INCIDENTALLY, TRACY '
WHILE THE BOYS HOLD TOWARD -roe BQ 3 a :
BIG COPTERSARECAMINGrI THIS DP-LOOK CENTER 0FTUE R, ''7FUa1t.ACESIiEP ?
.& IN WITH A CREW OFt ?
t, FORTY MCN-TO PICK J
UP THE 5CRAP5.aw r
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WASHINGTON There has five states In the South, but we during a campaign We woul be critical of him. But If he PCZEC I If. -I sil i I LGOi/ WHEN
been a great deal of soul- can't hold Burch responsiblefor have bked to have seen Gold- : N6 r MCKEV MOUStSB
knew how much :-6:;
we thought of 7 FNE .' I i
searching and name-calling that. water hit the nuclear war Issue is 1 MOW vo I i #
him, particularly with all the 0CiOOCVST C j TLb T Jb, :
amongst Republicans since last "What about Barry Goldwater harder and perhaps attack
Tuesday's Presidential elec ?" the Social Security system with carping going on In his own sa ; e. ? ,0 'i! C ( 5Ta u6LiT
: f
tlon. Dean Burch, of the Republican Here again, we feel peopleare more vigor, but you can't have party, I think he would have Hll.
National Committee, being too critical Mr. everything He did the best he been pleased In our Democratic MH
Barry Goldwater, and Bill Miller Goldwater made a great contribution would with what he had and hearts, we know he will a!-

all have come under heavy to the Democratic party we wouldn't have changed one ways be right. "JJ j jl
+ attack for the campaign they and I know he'll be remembered word of any of his speeches." 2 Art/r/ t .
waged and moderate Republicans for It for many years to "11'. nice to hear some kind Asia Faces T.3 tliraJJl t :f
have demanded Ihtlr r 1J
come. words about Goldwater and l 1
ouster. I "Is that true of Bill Miller, Miller the
Food I
Strangely enough, the only too?" I Crises :
' people who seem to be defending I "It certainly U Bill Miller I "You won't hear anyone in
this club knocking them. As a MANILA (AP) As.. '
fond
Goldwaler "
the campaign la one of our favorites, and i -
""t are the Democrats. We were since the election la over, I'''matter of fact we hope they production lags behind Its pop.I -- -- 5CE'4 Ne..' ',
having lunch at the National haven't heard one Democrat run again !In 1M and we're goIng ulation growth and the region wtu.P>PMte
,; other to do everything we can to faces "a crisis such aa has ne*. ,,,r AN MFCCMAICN THAT 'way evwivf .MOI 10.P IVAT rtTKTivt TWAT I TKL n M / y40' NMAf MEwSPaIeR TAU4ad.
Club the day utter harsh word ..
Democratic a against wontp / jumcu' e two TV.AT i iMtnr FaREiTrt! :
me
see the Republicans don't make : wKPgs.R MA.as Ma nepi( MtV ; 3LFF 5 BUM STAYIMA arr con 1 atart '
leaders of the er faced the world before, the j ON racxicnNfrTwe* CHN.PQM
of the him. ,
teaEANT4'
and one T. ( ea wxa new i aT_w'6e4T' B-M-r-- MTTE !
Democratic party told us "I I "Then you think Gov. Rockefeller any changes. Every Democratic director-general of ele Ac+wts'ti MOMiMaiA*..TUAT runmtCOCTEKATI .
thmk Dean Burch baa been iin.tairly was wrong In criticisingthe club In the country baa sent Food and Agriculture\ Organisa.l'I 1 L MTH 1M sew'T
a telegram Dean
supporting
attacked for the campaign campaign the two Republican lion warned Monday x
Burch and the
entire
he waged. We believehe candidates waged?" Barry Director-General: B. R. Sen
Goldwater tram. You
did a great job and we bop I "I can't speak for Rockefeller. what want the Democrats can say told the seventh session of the :

he stays In for a another four All I can say la that as are not you the kind to desert FAO regional conference for,IP,
years." far n the Democrats are concerned loser." a Asia and the Far EMI 'I do not,.
f "But didn't h. make I lot of the Republicans could- plead for desperate deeds, but ,
mistakes" a't have picked two better men I "Have you told Mr. Coldwater do ask lor unremitting effort. II.r

"None that we can think of. than Goldwater and Miller. about It?" The conference opened Saturday ;

"' We were very satisfied with "You don't think they made I "we've tried to, but lie won't and will last through
everything "-he did.
;} we were lorry to lose those Ever)one makfl'mlslak. e a was afraid we were going to delegates from II .

want to starve this noon If :I' while it was pre-empted by paid slings and arrows probably because in-Slal Information or domtnitrotton call

can't stomach hippo." political broadcasts during the It has not always been as LEARN TO DRIVE

I The upshot of this saga Is tha t campaign. Then the performers razor keen as many of us would IIM'LI ISO /l ;;

buckled down to the business of at least It Is the air PARALLEL PARKING
the cheese did not get eaten bu t wish. But on eASY WAS DRIV'NIJ' SCHOOL

:tome of the hippo did. wrapping up the election and [and thus should be treasured. Lie. '10'. of '1.. 37f.1t1111

they spared no one. KUT 'N CURL I1AUTY SALON ,..
The occasion was the 20th an
I "CBS Maunon I budget
t' Recommended tonight:
d+ ry0 All work .. } I
nlversary luncheon of the Anteaters tM One amusing sketch which I reports," 7:30-1:30: : EST"The Form O up tam-.se n up It t
Association. This collec<< u a. Un,". ASS in-n*
I seem to have read somewhere United States and the Two oprf 5lptlf5 by .ppt." riEf
tlon of members ha
some 5,500 ,
before, was pegged on Sen. Chinas," a study of one of our
never yet eaten ants, but ha; < SPECIAL NOTICES
sr G oldwater's I po t-election thorniest foreign problems.
lunched on- such things as beat
SUGAR CANE JUICE
I for the
o from the Dismal Swamp, whale expressions of friendship COWl to cono mill V* ", I. W..,
successful Democratic team. It ''N Till CIRCUIT' COURT 0' FLORIDA, ol J. M. Floldi .,.. NW 33,4Blvd.
blubber from the Arctic, Australian I IN "NO P05 "L"CHU" COUNTY. Fnoni FR ,.,,!:W.
kangaroo and crab-eatlnf had the three of them chuckling IOHTH JUDICIAL' CIRCUIT.AT .

seal from the Antarctic. together over the stinging state- CITY' LAW OF' OAINISVILlf' t loby Sjlt..., CklM Cord AatR4
'
Municipal' Corporation
ments made in the heat of ora- IX iLLUT CARl OR
,.'llIon.,, I..n"
I The host Is L. Gordon Leech, ... or child In citonRoteroncot. Yrival.' Nerve
who also happens to be Prepared for the WorstRay HART ROBERT STRINOFILLOW, Phono IRILIABU 1.935,
manager
tory.Another
bright spot was a 00_"" WOULD LOSS 10 co- let 0511.dr50 ," Ill fun tos, child to ......
of the restaurant at the National > IMININT' DOMAIN LAW NO moPJOCHOINOI In mT 55,05. 155 day's wll. drtit. "doll In knlh' they
Zoo The members seem Crowley Macerated Press Staff Writer, assigned number which had an actor NOTlct .11' .IN.IIT DOMAIN PINN 1551. tr.. N temS by and .0''W. wonlrlp.A .